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With students returned to school, worries about coronaviruses are clenched, just like flaming cases across the country. The director of the CDC, Robert Redfield, spoke withDr. Howard BauchnerofAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION JOURNAL Yesterday on the states that it is worried about most, and how we can continue to keep the mortality rate down. Keep reading, and to cross this pandemic to your healthier, do not miss this list ofOf course signs you had coronavirus.

"You and I will see the cases continue to fall. And then, hope this week and next week, you will start seeing the mortality rate really starts to fall again. " he said. "I think we will start to see a drop in mortality across the country now next week while we continue to get control of these cases. However, he added that there were still more cases a day than he would like. "I like to see us down in 10,000 cases and obviously see less and less the jurisdictions we consider in the red zone. »

"We are starting to see cases now in the red zone of the areas are down, but if you look at the states that are what we call the yellow zone, between 5% and 10%, they are not down, if the Average America right now "Alissandra like Nebraska and Oklahoma, he said to me," becomes stuck ". "That's why it's so important for Middle America to recognize the mitigation stages we talked about, about masks, social distance, hand washing, closing bars, to be intelligent on crowds. »

"We are starting to reverse the trend on what I call the southern epidemic in the nation," he said. "I have seen it quite strong data that the mitigation measures we have advocated something as simple as social distance, hand washing, the closing of bars, then have to eat interior limited in restaurants. If you see how Arizona, for example, put it in play and literally you have seen, you know, about two to four weeks later, you really see that we can take control of this pandemic. "

The epidemic resulted in "a great loss of life. And that's why, if there is a message from us from a public health point, the most important thing we can do is do everything we can to protect the US- Around vulnerable not only those in nursing homes, but also those of us who are seniors who might have some comorbidities, diabetes, hypertension, obesity, renal diseases, diseases, we lung All have an important role to play. I always say, well, the reason I wear my mask, it's not to protect me, I wear my mask in case I'm infected to protect you. Because I want Covid stop with me ".

"My big concern about the flu and Covid coming together. It is clear that we would like to see these mitigation measures really slow down the impact of COVIDs now, "he said. "We can get these and get those in full practice and full operation we enter in the fall while you and I spoke more about the importance of what we can do to prepare for influenza with vaccination Against influenza ... We do not need to have a third wave in the heart of the country right now, "he continued. "We must prevent all the more than we come to the fall. »

"We have no details, you do not have to lock," said Redfield. "We really need to wear face coatings when we can not live, wash your hands and be smart on crowds. In particular, obviously the prison overpopulation that occurs in the bars and restaurants inside, and we can get this epidemic under control. And to cross this pandemic with your healthiest, do not miss these 37 places you are most likely to catch coronavirus .