From what I read, as long as people get vaccinated, the variants won't really have a chance to spread. The thing is, the current vaccines are still effective against the variants. Vaccine rollout is going to only increase in the next couple of months because Biden is going to go heavy with it (utilizing the National Guard to set up FEMA camps in many locations throughout the US). He has ordered more vaccines, and the J&J vaccine is going to get approved in the next week or two.

As for any variants in the future that may may current vaccines ineffective? They'll come out with new vaccines or booster shots to stop those as well.

If things stay on track, Americans can start to relax in the middle of summer, since vaccines will be available for anyone who wants one by then. Then by autumn, we will start to see the first degree of normalcy. By the beginning of 2022, we should be pretty back to normal.

The Covid virus is here to stay, but it won't be much of a problem after this year. It'll just be something we'll have to get booster shots for every so often.

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Is it the beginning of the end for covid?

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