In the US, 526 people die each day from Covid-19 and the healthcare system is still under stress. Read more at straitstimes.com.
DAVOS - The Covid-19 pandemic is far from over, and countries need to continue vaccinating high-risk groups to protect them against severe disease and death, said experts on Wednesday.
And while vaccines and therapeutics have allowed society to reopen, the healthcare system has to recover too as medical workers are burnt out, she said. “We’re continuing to see new variants, and we’ve been lucky that we haven’t had one with very severe disease or one that can escape existing immunity. But there’s no reason to think that that may not happen,” he added.
“In a diverse society, you’re going to need to have layers and layers of communicators and different styles and ways of communicating,” she said, adding that governments need to understand the communities they are serving, reckon with the reasons for mistrust, and then “work collaboratively and respectfully in addressing the appropriate message and messenger to really promote the change”.
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