Experts his warning direction Covid for the winter

We are moving towards a more difficult season, "say those close to the ground.


There should be a cause of excitement-Coronavirus infections slow down at their lowest levels in months, despite epidemics in some states and a vaccine is on the horizon. However, virus experts are worried, we will see more infections in the coming months, in the fall and winter of the toll. Read on and ensure your health and health of others, do not miss theseWithout signs that you have already had coronavirus.

"We head to a more difficult season"

"We are heading for a more difficult season," said Dr. Scott Gottlieb, former US Commissioner for the Administration of Food and Drugs on CBSFace the nation. "We head for autumn and winter, when we expect a respiratory pathogen as a coronavirus begins to spread more aggressively than it would do it in summer."

AforecastofThe Institute of Metric and Health Assessment at the University of Washington predicted 410,000 deaths by January. "They predicted in January because it supports that, as we arrive at the winter, fall and winter, there will be a lot of inner activity as opposed to the outdoor activity"Dr. Anthony FauciThe first infectious expert for the nation's infectious diseases said this week. "And if you combine the directivity with the lack of uniform use of the masks, you could start having problems really. That's why we're saying now, the outside is always better than indoor, but when You enter the cold of the grave falls at the beginning of winter, it is sometimes impossible to do outside. And if you go to do it inside, especially if there are crowds, You really have to wear a mask .... in this case we are talking about 410,000 deaths, which I hope so surely that we do not even approve that ... It's of course possible. "

"It's a lot of infection"

Gottlieb looked at the numbers and did not like what he saw.

"Looking at the commemorative day, we had about 40,000 hospitalized people," he said. "We diagnosed about 21,000 new cases a day and had about 1,100 deaths. Now, despite the fact that we have made really important gains in the reduction of mortality in hospitals and the reduction of the length of stay in hospitals Patients hospitalized for Covid at this time, from yesterday, about 35,000 people hospitalized. We diagnosed about 40,000 infections a day. And on a moving average of seven days, we have about 850 tragic deaths per day. c So is a lot of infection to be taking a season when we know a respiratory pathogen will want to spread more aggressively. "

He added that people are eager to become the economy again, an observation has proved true in a new investigation. "NBC News | SurveyyKekyKekekeKey Survey Signs indicating that Coronavirus Fatigue is included in the Nation", reportsNBC News. "American adults always consider the pandemic as a main health crisis and the majority feared that companies open too soon. But there was a Increase since JulyOn the part of the Americans who see the pandemic as mainly an economic crisis and on the part that fear that companies take too much time to reopen. "

Said Gottlieb: "The other backdrop here is that people are exhausted. People have made a social distance and wear masks and stay at home for a long time right now. Small businesses hurt. So, I think the willingness of people to comply with the simple things we know we can reduce the spread will start to mingle with fall in the winter. And it's another challenge, trying to Continue our vigilance at a time when we know that it can spread more aggressively. "

As for yourself: stay strong this fall and winter. Wear a face mask, the social distance, only the essential races were your hands frequently, and cross this pandemic at your healthier, do not miss these35 places you are most likely to catch Covid.


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