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December is here and with it comes the third winter of the pandemic. With the holiday travel and indoor family gatherings, the season has brought tragic spikes in COVID cases the last two years. Are we in for more of the same, or will this winter be different?
Deputy editor Paul Bisceglio talks with staff writer Katherine Wu about what to expect. Will a new variant accelerate infections like Omicron did a year ago? What does a massive wave of other viruses mean for the season? And after years of vaccines, masking, and testing, how can we help those who are most at risk this year?
Further reading:
- Will Flu and RSV Always Be This Bad?
- Will We Get Omicron'd Again?
- Annual COVID Shots Mean We Can Stop Counting
- The Worst Pediatric-Care Crisis in Decades
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