How has the wavelike nature of COVID-19 defined the pandemic and the virus driving it? Host Jared explores this phenomenon in depth by looking over statistics of the virus in various countries from 2020 to today. Since the last wave, he highlights a shift in how the virus has been perceived psychologically by society. Finally, he wraps up the episode by explaining tools which could hypothetically help society exit the pandemic once and for all while bracing for another potentially impactful wave of COVID-19.

References
Johns Hopkins University of Medicine Coronavirus Resource Center
New COVID-19 Cases Worldwide
Understanding Vaccination Progress
Cautious Optimism and Considerations for Health Providers and Patients: Oral Antiviral for Early Treatment of High-Risk Patients and Vaccines for Prevention of COVID-19
Experimental COVID-19 vaccine provides mutation-resistant T cell protection in mice
Facing funding crisis, White House warns of COVID-19 surge in fall
Fact Sheet: Biden Administration Underscores Urgent Need for Additional COVID-⁠19 Response Funding and the Severe Consequences of Congressional Inaction

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