Nope, it's still around. In fact, there was a recent study that found it's actually possibly killed several times more people than we thought ( https://gizmodo.

Nope, it's still around. In fact, there was a recent study that found it's actually possibly killed several times more people than we thought ( https://gizmodo.com/over-18-million-people-have-died-from-the-pandemic-lar-1848641099 https://gizmodo.com/over-18-million-people-have-died-from-th... ) and another that found more long-term cognitive problems for survivors of the disease ( https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/03/covid-ups-risks-of-dementia-cognitive-impairment-and-decline-in-older-survivors/ https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/03/covid-ups-risks-of-d... ). It's just that missiles and bombs and trying to avoid WWIII are more pressing issues to report on at the moment.