Busy in his house in the center of Bressols, Doctor Daniel Donadio meets the Bressolais, who are more careful to go out. But the hematologist knows it well, we are in a particular context which requires information: “The virus is the same as in the spring, and it is circulating more and more.” When it comes to predicting the immediate future, Daniel Donadio relies on the concrete: “To be honest, we are on the second emergence; the third rebound is looming in January, with an essential chronological element, six months between March and October 2020 and, until proven otherwise, three months between November 2020 and January 2021. “
The recirculation of the virus becomes clearer with travel, gatherings and parties. The factual elements of this situation should not be ignored. “The clinical presentation is the same, spring is behind us, autumn has reserved the second episode for us, winter the third and spring the fourth, which could also be psychological and or psychiatric.”
Because the doctor insists, the population is exhausted, especially among workers and young people.
Keep up the fight
Barrier measures, establishment of effective collective immunization beyond 50% not before June. We must hold on by relying on preventive, essential and essential actions. “The current and future vaccines are certainly the only way out despite the many controversies and the fears of the population.” However, another lead is underway with antivirals which would have a direct action, like vaccines elsewhere, on the anchoring of the virus on the cell to colonize and infect it.
But Daniel Donadio is realistic about a situation that he analyzes on a large scale: “Our way of life is to be pointed out, our faults with unbridled urbanization, because in 2050, no less than 80% of the population will live in cities. , then there are these very important shifts.
Airways have replaced land, sea and river connections. 100,000 air flights per day, 37 million per year.
An environment and ecosystems weakened by deforestation, climate change, the domestication of wild animals, reservoirs of many germs and especially viruses. “Finally, it is impossible not to mention the great vulnerability of our economic, social, health and political systems , those of man, fauna and flora.
This epidemic, a contemporary disease, a disease of our time. It is urgent to understand his motives, beware of the following! Detect, test, isolate, more than ever.
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