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In the new normal, the virus will not be eliminated. It likely will continue to circulate, mutating into new variants with different capabilities. This means vaccination may need to be regular, more like influenza than measles.
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Diagnostic testing will become a routine part of everyday life . Perhaps home diagnostic tests will be as ubiquitous as the toothbrush. The test result may affect each individual’s choices about what to do at work, travel and play. But it also may become a necessary gateway to other venues, such as an office or movie theater. Some hard thinking must be applied to whether a negative test can or should be required.