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Is it time to start preparing for covid-20, covid-21, covid-22?
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COVID: Anytime is a good time to keep working on being prepared for future potential pandemics/ epidemics. However, this is our biggest pandemic since 1918. The number after "COVID" is the year it began. Thus, hopefully we won't have novel new Corona Virus outbreaks in 2020, 2021 or 20222. However, we will likely be fighting COVID 19 for some time to come.
Answered 4/30/2020
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