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sesame via Getty Images As summer approaches, the United States is in the midst of its first really hopeful moment in the COVID-19 pandemic: Infections continue to plummet, hospitalizations are down, and roughly half the adult population has received at least one vaccine dose. Adolescents will soon also be able to roll up their sleeves and get immunized as well. Whether all of that means the end of the pandemic is in sight is the big question. Many experts now believe herd immunity is not possible. However, a return to relative normalcy is. “We may not be able to completely eliminate this virus, just given how many millions and millions of people around the globe are infected,” said Jonathan Grein, director of Hospital Epidemiology at Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles. But, he said, we can reach a point where the severity of the disease is limited enough that people can engage in their normal lives with minimal risk.

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