<unk>  is a term used for a management strategy for the COVID-19 pandemic, under which COVID-19 is treated as an endemic illness—in line with other illnesses such as influenza—that cannot be fully contained, and a return to a form of pre-pandemic lifestyles is emphasised over continued use of rolling public health measures (including lockdowns and restrictions on gatherings, mandatory self-isolation, PCR testing programmes, and mask mandates), due to COVID-19 vaccines and other factors having reduced the severity of the virus among the general public. It is contrary to COVID-Zero, a strategy that aims to suppress or eliminate any community transmission of the virus.
Living with COVID-19
Symptoms of COVID-19
Rabies in animals
Transmission of COVID-19
Antibiotic use in livestock
Cutaneous manifestations of COVID-19
Laboratory animal allergy
Arsenic poisoning cases