Since the dust settled on the pandemic, personal choice has replaced government mandates. So which of our COVID-19 habits did we keep, and which have we let slide?
"I think we're over the whole pandemic thing," she said.There are some COVID habits many experts believe we can safely let go.
Three epidemiologists have told the ABC that would be the sort of "good habit" that we should have picked up, if we learnt anything from the pandemic.Mike Toole knows the purifying air filters in his local pub well. "We are unwilling to do active things to prevent transmission, so there needs to be a focus on passive things that can protect us," Professor Baxter said.
"On the one hand, the population is tired of COVID. Public health authorities need to work out the pros and cons of pushing messaging now, versus saving up the stock of 'emergency' response for when something takes off again," he said.
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