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As the deaths of COVID-19 exceed 150,000 in America, Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, has continuedBET To discuss how to stop the virus, its impact on African-American communities and Latinx - and its only great concern for the fall. Read it to see what it is most concerned, and how you can stay safe.

"There may be four or five fundamental principles that everyone should do now .... we wear a mask at any time. Number two, do not gather in crowds. Number three, keep the distancing physical, You know, six feet of someone you should wear a closed mask. Bar bars are a transmission home. And then practice personal hygiene, wash your hands. As you can often. Not simple. You can still open your community. You can always open your community. You can always open your community. You can always get an economic recovery while you do these things. And yet, some people feel that if you go Open you, you must leave caution in the wind. "

"Will there be a second wave? As we enter in the winter, when people gather inside, you have events outstanding, you have cold cold as viruses like better than time Hot. Then you might be worried. Well, what will happen when it happens? But right now, unfortunately, we are always with deep knee in the first wave we have even withdrawn. So , my concern is that if we stay at this hard level during the summer months, what I hope we have not 't, but if we do it, when the fall and winter come, it goes Be complicated by the beginning of the flu season. And the flu is another respiratory disease. So you can have two co-diffusing respiratory diseases: Covid-19 and flu. "It recommends you to shoot your influenza shot as soon as 'It will be available.

"The guidelines for the opening of America ... They are very clearly delimited. And what he says you have a bridge. So you have to prove in your community that the cases happen over 14 days, then You go to phase one. If you succeed in phase 1 for a period of time, you go to phase two and you gradually open up. So, what happened to create these surges? First, some states do not have pay attention to the guidelines. They jumped from one phase to another, without gradually and cautiously, trying to go very measured to open the point two, some states who professed doing it properly. The people of the states, especially the Young people who feel invulnerable says: "What is unlikely. I'm going to have symptoms. So who cares? So, what are they doing, they do not wear a mask. They go to bars, they gather in crowds. They have ... holidays ... and that's what leads to overvoltage. So, if you want to open, and I said it repeatedly, instead of being public health, the obstacle to openness, making public health a vehicle or pavement at the opening doing it with precaution and conservative way. The only unhappy thing is that we did not do it. "

"This is what I call a double whammy against the minority, but especially the African-American and Latinx community. I do not like to generalize as a demographic group that the African-American community is more likely to be in A job that should not allow them to stay at home and to teach most of the time they are in essential jobs. I mean, there is obviously many African-Americans who do not do it It could also easily do it. But as a broad demographic group you are outside, you are exposed. You can be in a financial or economic situation or job where you do not have so much control over the separation Physics, which is one of the ways you're notifying infection. So, the probability of your infection is more than the probability of someone, not in your position. "

"The other side of the coin, and it has a lot to do with the long-term social determinants of health. As a demographic group, African Americans have increasing incidents under It allows you to have a more unfavorable result, namely more serious disease, hospitalization and even death. It is diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, obesity, chronic renal disease. If you look at the populations as a whole, and you look at the African-American demographic group and the demographics of the rest of the population or Caucasian, what you see is a much larger impact. So you have two things that go against you. "

As for yourself, avoid capturing Covid-19: wear your face mask, do you test if you think they have coronaviruses, avoid crowds (and bars and evenings of the house), practice social distancing, Do only manage essential races, wash your hands regularly, disinfect regularly frequently affected and crossing this pandemic at your healthier, do not miss these37 places you are most likely to catch coronavirus.