As the world enters the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic, doctors like Dr. Thomas Yadegar are optimistic that the world has a firm grasp on the virus. 'I think we have a bright future.'
— It has been two years since the coronavirus pandemic started and yet the images of doctors and nurses scrambling to treat patients at their crowded hospitals are still seared into the memories of many.
At the beginning of the pandemic, Yadegar said that he and his fellow health care workers did not know how to treat sick patients constantly flowing into their hospital. However, in the two years that have passed, and while it was terrifying Yadegar ultimately believes the medical world not only learned a significant amount about the virus but about how our bodies interact with other diseases.
He added that this medical breakthrough could lead to revolutionary treatments for diseases like cancer.Landscaping Businesses Struggling To Adjust As High Gas Prices Affect More Than Commute Costs While the medical world has a grasp of the pandemic, with the introduction of vaccines, boosters and therapeutics leading to minimal viral loads, Yadegar believes that the virus will continue to be to affect people’s lives.
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