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Coronavirus Will Continue to Persist Until It Infects 70% of the Population, An Expert Predicts

Coronavirus Will Persist Until 70% of the World's Population is Infected, an Expert Predicts

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Experts argue that without a vaccine, COVID-19 will continue to spread and will only be stopped by herd immunity of 60% to 70% of the population.

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