STAT November 10, 2021
Helen Branswell

It has been nearly two years since Covid-19 reared its ugly head, as best we know. We’re fast approaching the first anniversary of the deployment of highly effective vaccines that arm us against the SARS-CoV-2 virus. And you are asking yourself: When is it going to end?

We at STAT have an unfortunate but truthful answer. We don’t know.

But we do wonder: Surely, surely, things are getting a little bit better? With so many people having acquired some immune defenses, either through vaccination or infection, can’t we contemplate easing our way back, at least a little, toward pre-Covid normalcy?

To try to gauge where things stand, we asked a number of infectious diseases experts about the risks they are...

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