Consider This from NPR New White House COVID Czar: 'Less Fear Is A Good Thing'
Jun 6, 2022
In the third summer of the pandemic, the White House COVID response coordinator discusses a newfound sense of comfort among many people regarding illness. The rollout of vaccines for children under 5 is on the horizon, emphasizing the importance of educating parents about vaccination. Long COVID remains a challenge, with new studies revealing persistent symptoms and unanswered questions about its causes. The need for comprehensive testing and credible guidance is crucial to address misinformation and support those affected.
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Less Fear, More Progress
- Less fear about COVID-19 is a positive sign, says Ashish Jha.
- It signifies progress towards making COVID less disruptive.
Continued Vigilance
- Acknowledge that COVID-19 isn't over, despite reduced fear.
- Continue taking precautions and ensure ample vaccines and treatments.
Protecting the Youngest
- Vaccinating young children against COVID-19 is crucial.
- Jha emphasizes the importance of clear communication and addressing misinformation.