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So far, the rise of the summer has brought a national decline in new COVID cases after a peak in June and July. But the successful successes to fight the coronavirus are now on the line, thanks to an end of the summer tradition. Based on recent numbers,The reopening of university campuses currently provokes epidemics of Covid in each state.According to a CNN report, more than 40,000 coronavirusesCases have been reported among students and teachers among colleges and universities recently reopened. Now,Data links have recently reported epidemics at least one campus In each of the 50 states, the figures should develop considerably due to a delay in the results of the reporting tests.

According toThe New York Timeswho collectsCOVID infection data on university campuses Through the United States, cases are particularly high in a handful of states. The most affected places include Texas (6,106 cases in 63 schools), Alabama (4,093 cases in 17 schools), North Carolina (4,029 cases in 40 schools) and Georgia (3,692 cases in 28 cases schools).

Even with socially distanced outdoor classes and a decrease in the capacity of dormitories, students always gather in large collections - including onerecent cool party At the University of New Hampshire with more than 100 guests who have created a case group in the state.

Small college cities in particular are at the same time at a higher risk of having their medical systems overwhelmed by localized coronavirus epidemics and unable to control recently rendered student behaviors. "The university does notgovern what happens off campus, "Juan Marquez, Medical Director in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County (House of the University of Michigan), told the cerege. "They can only do a lot."

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Confirmation of coastal infection on the coming coast after weeks ofHighly public incidents and epidemics This forced colleges to rely on the reopening of the reopening of the coronavirus pandemic. Many schools, such as the University of Wyoming, continued torepel the date of return for students. Others, such as the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,decided to cancel all classes in person For the semester after a developed epidemic just after the return of students.

But some experts argue that the solution may not be as simple as drawing the cork of the academic year.Anthony Fauci, MD, recently said that the sending of children from one college to an infected campuscould have dangerous consequences. "It's the worst thing you can do," he said during an interview of September 2 withToday. "When you send them home, especially when you are dealing with a university where people come multiple different locations, you could plan for different locations with an infection." And for more than risky during the pandemic, check24 things you do every day that put you at risk of Covid.