WHO warns there may never be a cure for COVID-19

WHO warns that there may never be a specific cure for COVID-19 (with original text) The World Health Organization warns that there is currently no "magic bullet" to treat the new coronavirus.

World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus reminded the world on Monday that there is currently no "silver bullet" to treat the new coronavirus. Even though several promising vaccine candidates have entered Phase 3, Tedros explained that people should still respect safety measures. People should still practice social distancing, wear masks, and wash their hands frequently to reduce the spread of COVID-19.

The World Health Organization, which has faced criticism for its early missteps in managing the health crisis, just gave a worst-case scenario forecast for the coronavirus pandemic: There may never be a "magic bullet." The World Health Organization has said the coronavirus may never go away, comments echoed by other health experts including Dr. Anthony Fauci. Even if a vaccine is developed, there is little chance of seeing the virus eradicated. A few days ago, Tedros said that the impact of the new coronavirus will last for decades.