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    My new book on , what went wrong and how we can prevent the next pandemic, is available for pre-order. I look at the systemic woes that exacerbated the crisis, and how we must view public health preparedness through the lens of national security.

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    THREAD: My latest article in ⁦ on the Covid endgame⁩: “How Endemic COVID Becomes a Manageable Risk” - Businesses and schools must adapt, because the dual threat from the coronavirus and the flu will be too severe.

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    “No bright line divides these two states.We’ll straddle two phases through this coming winter” Interesting piece by ⁦⁩ on what transition from pandemic to endemic Covid looks like (at least in countries with good access to vaccines)

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    This is a must read from and what I’ve been saying for months. Both administrations wanted to declare victory over - but the reality is we must- and we absolutely can- learn to live with the virus. End of pandemic means acknowledgement of endemic.

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    "The biggest challenge in confronting the coronavirus’s continual threat will be adapting our work and leisure activities to turn an omnipresent virus into a manageable risk," . Excellent article by time to rethink goals & expectations.

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    “I don't think we have to reach down to the level of small businesses with 100 or more employees and put a federal requirement on it,” says. “I don't think the federal government should be dictating this.”

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    Pfizer says it will have data on COVID-19 vaccines for children by the end of September, says , a member of Pfizer’s board of directors; “they could be ready to file [with the FDA] within days of that.”

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    “In a best case scenario, you could potentially have a vaccine available to children age 5-11 by Halloween if everything goes well,” , who serves on Pfizer’s board of directors, says.

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    CHILDREN & VACCINES: “Parents should look at this as a decision where there is some latitude in terms of what you do with your child,” says. “You should consult your pediatrician and have a conversation.”

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    On vaccine mandates, says governors should not be “preventing small businesses from making these determinations on their own...we should leave these decisions to local communities and businesses to make assessments of what their risk is.”

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    Former FDA commissioner on potential downside of federal vaccine mandate: “In terms of taking something that is subtly political and making it overtly political, [it] could outweigh any of the benefits we hope to achieve.”

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    . believes U.S. would have achieved vaccination rate of at least 80 percent even without federal mandate: “We’re not going to get above 90 percent,” he says. “We don’t even really reach 90 percent with childhood immunizations, which are mandated.”

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    Preorder "Uncontrolled Spread: Why COVID-19 Crushed Us and How We Can Defeat the Next Pandemic" by Dr. Scott Gottlieb today and get a signed bookplate! Enter here.

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    This tweet thread by is spot on. The endgame will require some societal and personal give and take but we should treat COVID as a manageable risk.

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  20. These are among the themes I take up in earnest in my forthcoming book, “Uncontrolled Spread,” out in a week. We cannot sustain the productivity and public health impact of Covid circulating alongside flu. We’ll have to prepare differently against these twin threats each season.

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  21. This should change how we approach the risk of respiratory diseases in the winter. It doesn’t require a reordering of life but it will necessitate heightened vigilance around the public health measures needed to reduce the threat of respiratory viruses.

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