Two years after the pandemic began, questions remain about the coronavirus. But experts know a lot more about how to keep it under control.
More countries are shifting toward a return to normal and learning to live with the virus. Safe, effective vaccines have been developed and there's better understanding of how to treat people sickened by the virus.
Treatment has also evolved for people who get sick or need to be hospitalized. Among the options are antivirals, such as the drug remdesivir, or newer pills from Pfizer and Merck; anti-inflammatory drugs including steroids; and depending on what variant is circulating, lab-made antibodies to attack the virus.“The world has watched us learn in real-time how to treat COVID-19,” says Neil J.
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