Katelyn Jetelina

So it's one we always keep a very close eye on.

I mean, we're going to see more waves.

COVID's not going to go away.

I think the billion-dollar question is, what are those waves going to look like, right?

This last winter was incredible.

I mean, COVID was definitely still there, but it was the most mild winter we've had.

And so my epidemiologist brain is either there's two things going on.

One, we just had a big summer wave.

So we had a small winter wave and we're going to have another big wave coming up.

Or we're going, COVID is starting to look more and more like its cousins, coronaviruses, that become eventually a common cold kind of thing.

I don't think we're there yet.

I think that it's going to

it still needs a whole lot of immunity.

I think COVID is also very different than other Corona viruses, but like, yeah, I don't, I don't know what's going to happen.

Um, and really, uh, yeah, so we'll, we'll see where, well, this takes us, but, um, it's, uh, still causing quite a few deaths in the United States.

It's causing a whole lot of disruption and it's going to be with us for a long time.

Norovirus.

Norovirus is having a year.

Holy crap.

Norovirus.