The cases of Covid “spread throughout Italy” as Italians prepare to celebrate Christmas And New Year's with the usual gatherings with family and friends. Fabio Fazio In the episode of Che tempo che fa on Sunday, December 17th, on Nove, he returns to preach prudence with the virologist in the usual setting when the virus returns Roberto Burionisupported on this occasion by Giuseppe Curigliano from the European Institute of Oncology, admits a swipe Minister of Health, Orazio Schillaci. In short, Covid is “spreading” but “the minister has been invited 100 times,” says the host, “who believes he should not be on this program and that is a shame because we would need some pointers from those who should do this “protect us”.
Burioni gives instructions on how to behave during the holidays and explains how we will have a “combination of” at Christmas influence “More Covid” and there are no alternatives, says the virologist: “People at risk need to get vaccinated.” The hospitals are overcrowded with older people who are very sick” and “these people need to get vaccinated.” The doctor also says that “younger people are also sick” and “the booster vaccination is also safe and effective against this latest variant,” says the virologist. Then it’s back to Paxlovid, the anti-Covid drug that, as Burioni denounces , is prescribed too sparingly. Finally he launches an appeal: “If you feel sick, don’t go to New Year’s Eve dinner, let’s protect that.” Older people, health is no joke.”