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@margbrennan@FaceTheNation@fredhutch@EliLilly I'm not sure if it ends up looking more like mumps where there are occasional outbreaks in high contact settings or more like seasonal influenza where there is a yearly epidemic. I think the difference between these will likely depend on vaccine uptake. 2/2
@margbrennan@FaceTheNation@fredhutch@EliLilly My expectation is indeed yearly vaccines (https://t.co/AMxT5lWOVR). There will be continued virus evolution, but I anticipate this becomes just another respiratory disease that is largely controlled through vaccination. 1/2
@trvrb@FaceTheNation@fredhutch@EliLilly Does that mean that all of us will need to get a #COVID19 vaccine every year just like a flu shot? And will COVID continue to be a threat until the entire globe is vaccinated?
@FaceTheNation@margbrennan@fredhutch@EliLilly I'll try to clarify, but longer version is here: https://t.co/RtVLQPRUiV. Basically, important sites in the virus spike protein, like 484 and 501 are mutating independently (convergently) in South Africa and in Brazil. Two "variants" but the end result is similar viruses.
@trvrb@margbrennan@fredhutch@EliLilly What do you mean by "convergent evolution"? Does that mean that more strains will continue to emerge as long as there is virus circulating?
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