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Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, talked about how to control the coronavirus, who claimed the lives of 152,000 Americans. Today he spoke withCableWhy is the virus still raging - and how we can get up arms around him. Continue reading to see how we can all put an end to this together, and pass through this pandemic to your healthier, do not miss these37 places you are most likely to catch coronavirus.

"When you start with a baseline that is already very high, then you try to open your country, and instead of listening carefully and adhere to the guidelines, some states - and I will not name them -Book on some of the checkpoints. They have not acceded to the guidelines, which essentially suggested a very measured and prudent way to open step by step. In other states, governors and mayors have done correctly. But in some, all you needed at a glance at some movies. You see people who gather in crowds in bars without masks. We have not been closed completely, the Reference base has never gone down to a real level. And when we started to open, we have not opened uniformly in a very strict way. "

"I do not want to be pejorative in blaming Americans. I do not think they do it deliberately. I do not think they realize fully, and here's why I say that: the infections that take place now, in the last A few weeks, are much more disproportionate among young people .... a substantial proportion of people who are infected-20 to 45% - do not have any symptoms. Many of them are very young, millennia, the people who are there -Bas in the bars. So they look around and say, "The chance to get sick of this virus is a lot, a lot, much lower than an elderly person or someone with an underlying condition. So I'm just going to do what I want. If I'm infected, I'm going to take my chances. The only thing about this inadvertence and perhaps an innocent erroneous judgment is that we start seeing that more and more young people have serious infection results . But what they do not realize is that, even if they do not have symptoms at all, being negligent and allowing him to be infected, they are part of the spread of the epidemic. They endanger other people in danger. This is the message we have to get through: you have some social responsibility. "

"Obviously, there is a little anti-science trend in the United States, a coming back on the authority telling you what to do. Sometimes, in a good vein, it could be the independent spirit of the American people. It is Part of our character. But on the other hand, he can turn against you ".

"Probably by the end of this year, the beginning of 2021."

"Well, I think we're learning a lot. I think what we would really know about, it's the long-term effects on people who are recovering from coronaviruses. Are they really normal after that, or have Negative long-term consequences of having been infected?

It's a whole new disease. We only known it for a few months. We do not really know what it means if you are really sick and recover. How are you going to be one, two, three years from now on? Only time will give us the answer to this question ".

"As a vast principle, we should try as much as possible so that children return to school, because of the unexpected negative consequences of keeping children out of school, such as psychological health of children, nutrition Children who get breakfast or lunch at school, who worked parents who may not be able to adjust their schedules. The default position is to try. However, while you do that, The only thing you need to relieve - and it's a great, however, that paramount to it must be the safety and well-being of children, their teachers and secondarily, families of children. So it must be Have some degree of flexibility ".

The scientific data supports the hand of the hand, the use of masks, bar closures, the limitation of outdoor meals and the limitation of social gatherings and crowds as effective preventive measures and are not lackingDr. Faisci 10 worst coronavirus mistakes that you could do.