Coronavirus may never go away even with a vaccine, warn experts

With coronavirus raging havoc across world and showing sign of a slow down, experts fear that virus may never go away even after a vaccine is developed. According to reports, a leing US infectious disease researcher Michael T. Osterholm has said that eventually, everyone would kw someone who is eir infected by disease or died has from it. Michael T. Osterholm, director of University of Minnesota’s Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy told press that virus may stay here forever.

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Earlier this month, Dr. Michael Ryan, executive director of WHO also warned world on a similar line saying that pandemic may become ar endemic that may never go away. Dr. Ryan compared virus with HIV saying that it may become a part of our communities and may stay here forever. Ryan also warned that it will be impossible for anyone to predict when or if this disease will disappear. 

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COVID-19 outbreak

coronavirus pandemic has infected over 5.6 million people worldwide and has claimed more than 3,55,000 lives to date, according to figures by Johns Hopkins University. United States is currently worst affected nation in world with over 1.6 million cases and more than 1,00,000 deaths. United States on May 26 became first country in world to surpass 1,00,000 threshold in terms of number of deaths that occurred due to COVID-19. 

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Health experts believe that virus originated from a wet market in China's Wuhan city, where exotic animals were reportedly being tred illegally. Although, China has successfully mand to flatten its COVID-19 curve if data by Communist state is to be believed. Countries are racing to develop a potential vaccine for disease, including United States, China, Germany, Cana, and United Kingdom, who have all moved to second phase of trials. 

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