How Epidemics End: Contrary to hopes for a tidy conclusion to the COVID-19 pandemic, history shows that outbreaks of infectious disease often have much murkier outcomes—including simply being forgotten about, or dismissed as someone else’s problem.

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WHO warns coronavirus pandemic is speeding up as countries ease lockdown rules: The virus has infected more than 10,180,816 people around the world and killed at least 502,634 people, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.