This COVID restriction could last years, say experts
Life can continue to look different even after the pandemic settles.
coronavirus vaccinations are well underwayThe number of cases are declining, and more and more hospital beds are released up. It seems likepandemic is directed in the right directionWhich means there may be an end in sight. But as much as we want things to come back to normal, post-Covid life will not look exactly like pre-covid life for a while. The experts havewarned against the lifting of restrictions Despite positive data because they fear that the opposite effect and could reverse positive trends. Some mitigation measures may be here for the foreseeable future, even after the death of the pandemics down. In fact, the experts say that the restrictions on large gatherings could continue during the next few years. Continue reading what regulations are likely to stick, and more about the future of the pandemic,Dr. Fauci just said that we will never be able to do that again.
Experts say that restrictions on large gatherings without payments could last for years.
TIM SPECTOR, PhD, Professor of Genetic Epidemiology at College London King and Founder of the Application Symptom Study Zoe Covid, told Radio Times thatRestrictions on large gatherings are probably going to stay in place for referencing for some time, directly Cheltenham Festival, a major race event took place in the UK "I can not see us suddenly another Cheltenham festival without regulation again, I can not see us with massive marriages with people who come from all over the world, "said Spector. "I think for the next few years, these days are over. »
he has alsoclarified in a series of tweets That he does not mean that there will be no big gatherings in the coming years, but on the contrary, that we have great gatherings will probably be limited "without regulation. »
Javeed Siddiqui, MD, thechief doctor In TELEMED2U, agree with the evaluation of Spector on how large gatherings will look over the next few years. "I think we have to think of stopping the global pandemic SAR-COV-2 as having an end date," Siddiqui said. "I think we have to change the way we think about how we can do things in the safest way. And to learn more about what is the next step,COVID Researchers has just published their forecast 2021, however, the most nine.
These regulations will probably include the precautions we are already familiar.
Siddiqui said that "to lead a mass gathering event, we will have to continue to assess the viability of holding the event" withCurrent guidelines for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). For a large safe gathering, some factors must be addressed, including the density of the population in relation to the size of the place, the circulation of the air in the place, and the prevalence of current COVID in the Community where the Community is carried out. 'event. Civil servants will also need to require participants to have masks when they attend the meeting, and consider testing participants beforehand, Siddiqui said.
"On the basis of our current knowledge, I see you living in the world with SARS-COV-2 that is better managed with periodic vaccinations, wearing masks, and we hope to have oral antiviral treatments," he continues. "Outdoor places with people wearing masks and being socially distant is currently the best option, but not a perfect solution. And for more ways to stay healthy,Dr. Faisci has just said it's the only safe way to eat in a restaurant.
Great gatherings increase the risk of a person to get COVID.
According toLeann Poston, MD, aCertified physician and health expert For Medical Invigor, large gatherings increase the risk that someone is infected with COVID. As she explains, "the more people in a place, the more the likelihood that one of them is infected and that they are close enough to someone who is not safe to allow the disease to spread. And for more on your risk of infection,You are more likely to get Covid someone doing what coughing.
And these gatherings have been the source of superdeed events in the past.
A May 2020 report, against the CDC stated that the great gatherings "played a noticeable role in theStart American Propagation of Covid-19. The Report of SuperDissemineur Events Start specifically refers, like 2020 the celebrations of the Tuesday in Louisiana, an international professional conference held in Massachusetts, and a funeral with more than 100 participants in Georgia.
"When we discuss the concern of the propagation of SAR-COV-2 and mass gatherings, it is a serious problem and should not be taken lightly. We have seen mass gatherings become Superparatus events over the past year and can not continue to make these same mistakes. Again and again, "warned Siddiqui. And for more information up to date,Sign up for our daily newsletter.
The vaccination of a number of people is also essential in life returning to normal.
Spector said events with regulations should hope for this summer, "Once we have enough vaccinated people and very low-level cases." In December, Covid White House AdvisorAnthony Fauci, MD, said at least 75% of Americans must be vaccinated in order toReach the immunity of the flock in the country.
But for major global events to come back,Nitin desai, MD,chief doctor Covid preheck, says at least 75% of theworld The population must be vaccinated. This may take some time, such as the "supply chain, the logistics of the large populations and a widespread acceptance of vaccines remain questionable for most countries," said Desai. According toVaccination tracking data From Bloomberg, it will be necessary approximately 10 months to the 75% vaccine of those of the United States and the last global vaccination rate, they consider it will take more than six years to vaccinate 75% of the world's population. And for more vaccines,If this happens after your vaccine, the FDA says you should call 911.
