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WithVaccines against COVID-19Now available for all adults and low cases (at least in the United States; India is another tragic story), we feel like normal is in our understanding. But when? How long will we kiss again? And to be back in the office without worry?Dr. Anthony Fauci, the Chief Medical Councilor of the President and Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, spoke withDr. Sanjay GuptaOn CNN about that. Read 5 essential predictions he has from the future - and to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss theseWithout a sign that you had Covid and you did not even know it.

"People want to know something ... When will I be comfortable that I think things really go to the point where we can start approaching normality?" said Dr. Fauci. "Well, to know that they are not 60,000 new cases a day." That's about what we have now. "Is it 10,000 [daily cases]? Perhaps. I think so. But I do not know for some until that's there." Dr. Fauci said he understood why people continued to ask him. "It's understandable; I'm not thinking that at all - people demand a number. So, if you had to ask me," When do you think we can start approaching normality? "And I told you, 'Sanjay, I do not have a club. I do not know." You will never be here and say, "AHA! You gave me a number and you're wrong." But will not you say, "Is this one did he think he did not he?" "" "So, you give prevention, then if the assumption is correct, well," he continued. He was reluctant to give an exact number because then he would himself be flexible if it was not Just. Keep reading for the other four essential points.

Something wrong does not find it easy to explain to people is "what we call the relative risk and the risk that someone is ready to take. So, what's going on is that, as there is a Different risk aversion in society when the CDC says: "If you are vaccinated, you can or can not do that," someone will always argue with this recommendation, thinking that it is too strict or not , when really what we say is: "It's the wide range of how to think about things. And everyone has a different gauge on the amount of risk they want to take. One day you will say: "Hey, I'm vaccinated. I do not care. My risk is very low for everything. I'm going to do what it's the devil I want to do. And there is some who will say, "I'm vaccinated, but I really want to have this risk as low as possible." "

"I am often asked:" What would you do? "Dr. Faisci said." And not rarely, I would be either on one side or the other of what the recommendation is. But as official, you must pay attention to what you do not have ahead of the CDC or behind the CDC. Because the only thing you have you do not want people to say, "Look at this: these people, they disagree with each other. ... you must have something that is widely applicable to the country with variations. ... so it's the thing that is confused in the messaging. "

"I think we will come back to normal," said Dr. Faisci in Gupta. "I think people, like ... human nature, care so much on the physical interaction as the engraving contact and physical contact will come back. I do not think it will disappear. I can not imagine that we will become Fashionable. But I think that people will think about public health more, in that when there are epidemics, for example flu, I think people during a winter season. . temporarily ... could begin to wear masks. One thing we learned is that the measure of public health we put in place to prevent CVI-19 essentially wiped out the flu in Australia during their season. We have Eu, as 100 times less influenza this year this year than what we had in previous years. It's remarkable as there was little flu. "

"The other thing I think will be different is that people will realize that" is it really a good idea of ​​me to get on a plane, fly to Paris to give a 35-minute conference , then come back ... when I gave a conference as good on a zoom with all the technologies we have? 'I think you'll see many more people do not come out of their way, getting on when they could communicate like you and I communicate right now. "UNIL then follow the fundamentals of Fauci and help put an end to this pandemic, no matter where you live-wear afacial maskwhich adapts perfectly and is double layers, do not travel, the social distance, avoid the big crowds, do not go inside with people you do not go with (especially in the bars), practice a good hand hygiene, get vaccinated when it becomes available to you, and protect your life and the lives of others, do not visit these35 places you are most likely to catch Covid.