Can the coronavirus end and Covid-19 get worse?

The World Health Organization hopes that the coronavirus pandemic will last less than two years, shorter than the 1918 Spanish flu.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates The Covid-19 pandemic is expected to end by the end of 2021. Let’s take a look at the expert forecasts.

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Will the coronavirus end?

Many of us struggle to overcome the seemingly endless end Coronavirus Pandemic, there is positive news from some experts.

They say the pandemic will eventually go away-but the bug itself is unlikely to be wiped out.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, White House coronavirus adviser, says three things must happen to stop the pandemic.

They are “good public health measures, some combination of global herd immunity and good vaccines”.

Experts add that he “feels cautiously optimistic.” Putting all three together gives us control over this.

“I’m not sure if this year or next year. [But] I haven’t really seen us eradicate it. “

WHO Principal Scientist Soumya Swaminathan predicts that by 2022 there will not be enough coronavirus vaccines to bring life back to full normality. China Morning Post..

However, WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the pandemic could not last for two years if the world were successful in finding the vaccine.

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Once the pandemic is over, Covid-19 treatments and vaccines will be available worldwide. In other words, “Prioritize ethics over profit.”

“Experts are Covid-19 vaccine Is likely to be expensive and, as a result, will be unnecessarily distributed according to the purchasing power of the country. ” conversation..

“Unequal access to Covid-19 medicines is not just a moral issue.

“In a global pandemic, an outbreak anywhere threatens people everywhere.”

Philanthropist Bill Gates says the pandemic will end by the end of 2021, but not before millions of people have been killed.

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has pledged more than £ 270 million to combat pandemics, especially in developing countries.

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Will Covid-19 become a seasonal disease?

Health experts say that the coronavirus will exist “in some way forever.”

Sir Mark Wahlberg, a member of the government’s Emergency Science Advisory Group (Sage), reported that regular vaccinations would be needed. BBC..

He points out that-compared to the Spanish influenza pandemic-the population is much larger and denser than it was when it returned to 1918.

Research article Public health frontier “It is unclear whether SARS-CoV-2 will eventually be seasonal or will continue to be in circulation all year round.”

Experts say at the frontier that “almost all acute viral illnesses” occur in “specific seasons.”

The coronavirus “will continue to spread during the summer without public health intervention as seen in many countries around the world.”

They say they are more likely to have a seasonal illness, such as the flu, but the spread of the illness can only be stopped if “herd immunity is achieved by natural infection or vaccination.”

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Will the coronavirus worsen in the UK and a second wave will come?

Coronavirus cases in the United Kingdom Shuraba test..

Many British people currently do not have access to tests locally during development Symptoms..

New case last Friday-September saw a large rate of 3,539-on the 11th, the highest recorded on any day since May 17th.

After the test and trace system failed, people started asking A & E for the Covid-19 test.

The test problem seems to have been caused by a surge in demand, leading to buckling in the laboratory under tension trying to process the test.

This reduced test slots when lab staff processed the backlog.

Secretary of Health Matt Hancock told Parliamentarians on Tuesday, September 15, which would be “a few weeks” until the Covid-19 test questions were resolved.

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Sir John Bell, a professor of Reginal Medicine at Oxford University, said:

“A month ago we had spare capacity and testing-a lot of spare capacity.

“What was underestimated was not only the speed at which the second wave arrived, but also the pressure exerted on the system by the children returning to school.”

However, experts claim that the second wave of coronavirus is “not as bad as the first wave” because of new treatments and local blockades.

Authorities say that Incidents are increasing in the UK, The curve will be flat compared to the start and peak of the March and April pandemic.

It came after yesterday the National Bureau of Statistics revealed that influenza and pneumonia killed 10 times more people in the UK than Covid-19.

of Latest data from ONS Coronavirus deaths have been shown to fall below 100 for the first time since March.

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Does the vaccine mean the end of Covid?

According to Sir Mark Walport, a former chief scientific adviser in the United Kingdom, people may need repeated vaccinations to stay safe from the coronavirus.

Sir Mark said BBC That a global vaccination program is needed to control the pandemic itself.

However, the coronavirus is not a disease like smallpox, and “can be eradicated by vaccination.”

“This is a virus that somehow exists with us forever and will almost certainly require repeated vaccinations.

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