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You are worried that life becomes again on how it was before the coup de coronavirus, but you are also looking forward to catching Covid-19. If this statement sounds true, you are not alone. A new study reported by the CDC indicates that 74.3% of Americans felt dangerous if restrictions were raised at the national level.

Meanwhile, "Nearly 80% of the Americans studied at the national level said they were isolated and 85% of New Yorkers reported having the investigation," reportsCnn. "Nationwide, 74% of respondents reported having brought to public coatings in public still or often and those of the hardly affected cities of New York and Los Angeles told about 90% of the time."

Encourage the news overall, but it means that 1 out of 5 Americans are not isolated with you.

The survey of 2,402 people from across the United States, including epicnets such as Los Angeles and California, was completed by Mark. Cezeisler, from the University of Monash and Austin's health in Melbourne, Australia and colleagues - and it is important to note, was conducted last month.

"Americans have taken a serious mitigation effort to prevent the spread of SARS-COV-2, Jay C. Butler, MD, Deputy Director of Infectious Diseases of CDC, said at a press briefing. "It demonstrates the collective spirit of our country by responding to the pandemic."

Comes up for an increase in cases

"The health agency stated that the responses differ" significantly "when considering age, employment status and the status of" reported key workers "CNBC. "About 43% of 18-year-olds and 24 stated to be cautious if restrictions have been lifted twice as many people aged 65 and over, the report stated that key workers accounted for 47.2 % of the interviewees employed in the American cohort and were more likely than non-essential workers to report that they would feel safe if the measures have been lifted, the CDC said. "

"The CDC report comes that some states see an increase in cases after raising home stay orders and open businesses", continues the network. States, including Florida, Texas and Carolinas have seen cases and deaths increase weeks after reopening. Meanwhile, Wisconsin saw less epidemic after reopening. (Click here to seeThe worst hot spot coronavirus in each state.)

We have "a lot of work to come"

"COVID-19 response from CDC is now in its sixth month and [although we realize real progress, we have a lot of work in the future while we reopen America," said Robert Redfield, MD, a declared during a press briefing today. "Our recommendations evolve based on new information that becomes available, but it is extremely important to adopt recommendations [concerning social distancing, hot and wear a face covering the public."

Follow the cdc tips: Wash hands regularly; practice social distancing; wear a covering face; If you are sick, stay at home alone; and monitor your health. And stay safe in your city, do not miss theseThings you should never do during the pandemic coronavirus.