That's what you hurt about the reopening of the reopening and the expert
The former head of the FDA says that epidemics were not the result of the reopening of the states too early.
We have traveled a long way since the pandemic coronavirus first struck the American soil hard in March. Recently, a handful of hotspot states have had their outbreaks under control, while others have been warnedReturn to Lockdown. Although everyone is ready to go back to a kind of normal life, reopening plans take time and patience for Covid-19 can no longer push. You have probably heard of officials say again and againStates that route too early were the source of recent surge in COVID cases. But it's not precise enough, according toScott Gottlieb, MD, former Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). He says it's not thetiming of the reopening In itself, but the speed to which it is made that causes an increase in cases of coronaviruses.
"I think the question is moreSpeed of reopening And how you reopened that you reopened, "said Gottlieb during a recent interview with American Enterprise Institute (AEI), a public policy think tank where he is a residence guy." You could have been reopened Early but reopened more deliberately and left some closed things [down] along a period of time. "
GottlieB emphasizedbars like a business that roved too fastas well as casinos and other popular collection locations. "Should we have reopened bars? No, we should not have," said Gottlieb. "We should keep some interior conference settings only for entertainment closed to life until we can determine if we have control."
This concern resonates that ofAnthony Fauci, MD, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), who constantly warned theHigh risks of crowded and poorly ventilated areas like restaurants and bars. He suggested in an interview of July withIn the styleThis indicates surges "pause in opening and perhaps even take a step back in our phases" such as closing bars.
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GottLieB said national and federal policies should focus on businesses and critical operations up and running before trying to rebuild hospitality and entertainment industries.
"Priority should try toOPEN THE SCHOOLS And do other things that are more important from a social point of view, "he said. And for more risks to become aware, to discover24 things you do every day that put you at risk of Covid.
