What will COVID look like this summer? Health experts say the virus won't be endemic, yet.
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Though health experts expect cases to rise, they said the wave won't be as devastating as the previous two summers or the surge of the omicron variant of the coronavirus. “I know we all want to be done with COVID, but I don’t think it’s done with us,” said Dr. Jessica Justman, associate professor of medicine in epidemiology and senior technical director of ICAP at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health.Coronavirus trends in the spring give experts clues about what to expect this summer. “We have to figure out what that level is and agree (on it) as a reasonable level of disease.”A virus also can be considered endemic when it follows a predictable pattern, Justman said.For example, health officials can predict each year when the flu season will start and end, what strains may appear and how many cases may occur.
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