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While the number of new cases of COVID-19 can beslows slightly nationwide, One thing is certain: we are not yet through the coronavirus novel. And while we learned a lot about COVID-19 in the last six months, leaders and medical experts continue to urge the American public that danger is still there, as well as many unknowns. This includesAnthony Fauci, MD, who says he's already worried about something you have probably redefined: when theNEXT Global Pandemic could hit. "We know that there were recently epidemics, we are in an epidemic now, andThere is no doubt that there are epidemics in the future, "Told Fauci on PoliticoChecking pulse Podcast on August 5th.

On the podcast, Fauci raised the continuous threat that the coronavirus pandemic poses, but he also urged people to remember thatIt will not be the last time We encounter such a health crisis. "I think you have to assume that there are more viruses that always hide because we know historically that we have had epidemics well before I'm around, even before the recorded history," he declared.

Fauci later added that, although he is worried about the trajectory of Covid-19, he thinksAbout the next pandemic, too much. "I tend not to be pessimistic, but I tend to be realistic about the weaknesses of our society and our human nature," he said. "So I think we're going to have epidemics after this epidemic."

Fauci prospects on the future are not a change of tone. The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (Niaid) touched how it had beenPredict viral outbreaks and pandemic for years. In 2016, Fauci did an interview with BuzzFeed News and was asked: "What is really standing at night? What should we really be worried?" In response, he said, "ARespiratory disease like influenzaIt's easily widespread and very deadly. He also warned in 2017 that we would do "without a doubt"cope with an infectious disease epidemic DURING THE PRESIDENTDonald Trump's mandate.

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That said, the gravity of the current pandemic is hardly lost on the crazy, which sees struggles against major flambids such as HIV / AIDS as long-standing and slower disasters that still need to be addressed. For him, Covid-19 is different because of the speed we have been affected. "We had epidemics of different diseases over the decades and decades," he saysChecking pulse. "When you talk about a respiratory infection involving the whole planet, it's the most difficult and difficult public health crisis we facedFrom the global pandemic of 1918. [But] What we have here is an explosive challenge that thrived us essentially about us in a few months and has in many ways seizing the world as nothing else we have lived in the last 102 years. "However, that does not want to mean that we will not see something like that in the future. And for more what is coming with this pandemic,Dr. Fauci says it's a sign that a Cvid-19 surge arrives.