Pandemic endgame: As Illinois aims to ease masking restrictions, experts weigh in on the right time to return to normalcy – Chicago Tribune*

“It’s been time to move on for a long time,” said Dr. Stefanos Kales, professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School. “The vast majority of the population has immunity either because of the mass vaccination campaign or natural immunity, particularly after omicron.” He added that it would be impossible to stop all transmission of the virus or expect to eliminate cases entirely, so the COVID-19 strategy should instead be focused on protecting the most vulnerable populations, including testing and early treatment.
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debtsor
2 years ago

Considering the experts have been very, very wrong about virtually everything related to COVID-19, I suspect that their advise should be disregarded entirely. The experts can go back to walking dogs for a living, for all I care. They were wrong about the coronavirus origins, wrong about putting people on vents early on, wrong about social distancing, wrong about their models predicting the number of cases, wrong about masks, wrong about mitigations, wrong about lockdowns, wrong about pretty much everything. The mismanagement is borderline criminal. JB’s poll numbers would improve if he admitted that he recieved faulty advice from the… Read more »

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