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Covid-19 is not the first pandemic of the world's history, and it will certainly not be the last one. In anticipation of the next public health crisis,Dr. Anthony FauciSuggests that we can use take-away dishes from the current pandemic coronavirus - what we have done in a straight and bad way to better arm us with the tools to fight against those in the future. Here are some crucial lessons from the coronavirus pandemic, impregnated with humility, that Dr. Déci revealed at a Harvard Medical School of MedicineSession of greatnessThursday. Read on and ensure your health and health of others, do not miss theseWithout signs that you have already had coronavirus.

"When you encounter an epidemic, never underestimate the potential of the pandemic. We crossed this before. Do not forget HIV. Five homosexual men, then 26 homosexual men, and it is only the disease of A gay man. And then that's it, then that's that. And then quickly a few decades. You have 78 million people infected and 28, 30, 30 and 30 million people died. Do not Never estimated [an epidemic] as it evolves and does not try to look at the pink side of things. "

"Number two, we can do and should always do good, ethically sound, scientifically solid research during the epidemic. This idea of ​​throwing everything from someone because it's desperate not work. He has had trouble with other diseases. So forget the fact that even if you want to have the best intervention to someone as quickly as possible, that there is a major role for ethically sound controlled clinical trials. We owe the to do. "

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"The other is, come back to the question of humility ... We really have to understand that from the first day you do not know everything. And you must be flexible enough to change your recommendations, guidelines, policies, based on the information and data it evolves. If you look at what we knew in February compared to what we now know [about COVID-19], there are really many differences. The role of masks, the role of aerosol, the role of the interior vs. Outside, closed spaces. You just have to be humble enough to realize that we do not know everything on the part of the go-go and even that we come there. "

"And finally ... if there will never be a real incentive so that we can now commit to solving the social determinants of health, it must be now. We have seen it with HIV. ... We have 13 % African-Americans and nearly 50% of new infections [COVID-19] in the United States are African-Americans. We have 13% African-Americans and now examine the number of hospitalizations with Covid with Afro -Mericans and Latinx. We need to address that. It must be a real eye open for us to do that. "

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