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> with eradication as the ultimate objective I don't think anyone is claiming to totally eradicate it, or did I miss something? Because as long as people trave
by staycoolboy 6y ago
> with eradication as the ultimate objective
I don't think anyone is claiming to totally eradicate it, or did I miss something? Because as long as people travel, it will still exist, e.g., we still have SARS and MERS and ZIKA, just very low numbers.
I thought the mindset was minimize it until we have a vaccine. I could be wrong.
- tomjakubowski 6y agoNo cases of SARS have been reported since 2004. It's probable that the SARS-CoV-1 virus was eradicated. That one might have been easier to control because it progressed much faster (and more commonly) to death than the novel coronavirus.
- staycoolboy 6y agoWhat about MERS and Zika?