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Coronavirus actually canceled so many major events and daily activities around the world. But the last to bite dust hurts sports fans in particular. Thusday,Anthony Fauci, MD, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), revealed to the main medical correspondent of CNNSanjay Gupta, MD, that theNFL may not resume this fall to come Due to persist public health problems surrounding the CVIV-19 pandemic.

In an interview with Gupta on CNN, the ostensible frozel for the working group of the Coronavirus of the White House took aPessimistic view for the football season at all levels. "Unless players are essentially isolated by the community and they are tested almost every day - it would be very difficult to see how football can be played this fall," said Fuci. "If there is asecond wave, which is certainly a possibility and that would be complicated by the predictable influenza season, football can not happen this year. "

Earlier this week, News broke out a number of Dallas Cowboys and Houston TexansPlayers have tested positive for coronavirusAlthough none of the players would have been in team establishments, and both teams followed appropriate health protocols.

In response, on June 15, Commissioner of NFLRoger Goodell Told on ESPNSports center, "We are waitingWe will have positive tests. This is part of the increase in the tests we are going to cross and that's something we just want to make sure our protocols work and to date. "He added," We make sure we react quickly, protect the staff who can be affected by this and others who can be in contact with them. "

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Fauci has already attracted the attention thatSchools will not be ready to reopen in the fall, which he then found and clarifiedAmong the contradictory comments of the White House. PresidentDonald Trump stayedAdamant about having a next football seasonFull with fans, although it is probably still too early to know where we will be with the current public health risk this fall. And for more than what will not be possible for a while, check the6 places that should reopen last, according to the researchers of the MIT.