U.S. Chief Medical Adviser Dr Anthony Fauci has said the "full blown pandemic' is nearly over – but left the door open to local measures, future restrictions, and regular booster shots.
Uh-oh, now they're redefining the word 'endemic' in a way that moves the end of the emergency even further away. But endemic is simple. Flu is endemic. Covid is now like flu. QED.
The Wellcome Trust has called for coronavirus to be “treated like the common cold”, as Israeli Prof Ehud Qimron slams the lockdown consensus as a failure based on myths and lies.
The coronavirus is "nowhere near" endemic, the World Health Organisation has said, while Pfizer's CEO says an Omicron vaccine is on its way and admits two doses no longer work. Some people don't want this to end.
Tyra Grove Krause – the Chief Epidemiologist at Denmark's State Serum Institute – has said the Omicron variant is bringing about the end of the pandemic, saying "we will have our normal lives back in two months".
The NHS Covid pass doesn't make any sense. At this point, most vaccinated people are barely less likely to transmit the virus than the unvaccinated. And why should we even care about transmission in nightclubs?
At this point in the pandemic, you might say 'Zero Covid' is a non-starter. Yet a recent article argues that "COVID-19 must be eliminated". As you might expect, this article ignores the crucial role of immunity.
