Have to disagree there Sukus. It's true that countries like Brazil and Russia are now experiencing their first wave. But pick any European country you like. Steady and persistent decline in deaths for at least the last month. Countries that have re-opened schools, workplaces etc, haven't seen a noticeable second wave. Countries that had strict lockdowns may have a small second wave of cases, but those who were more relaxed won't. Collective acquired immunity is now calculated to be reached after only 20% case rate. This is because most with innate immunity (kids, and most healthy adults weren't susceptible in the first place. Many European countries are already virtually there. London's new cases and deaths have slowed to a trickle. Continuing lockdowns simply prolong the agony, weaken immune systems and decimate economies into the bargain.
I'll stick my neck out and say a 'cure' will be unnecessary.
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