"It sounds like they're not considering doing this until after we're done with this respiratory viral season, which certainly makes sense," said Dr. Kristin Englund, a staff member of the department of infectious disease at Cleveland Clinic.
"In general ... we shouldn't go to work when we're sick, and so what this proposed change would do ― in my view ― is normalize COVID, along with other respiratory viral infections like influenza or RSV, or the many other viruses that can cause respiratory illness," said Dr. Mark J. Mulligan, the director of the NYU Langone Vaccine Center.
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