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As the beginning of the school year 2020-2021 is closer and closer, the debate rage on the question of whether the learning in person should resume. Although children seem less likely to becomeCOVID-19, they can carry the coronavirus (and, in fact, maybe evenmore infectious than adults) And while distance learning has put a strain on many families, experts warn that the reopening of schools could lead to hard-to-control epidemics. This week, a doctor and a former Food and Drug Administration Commissioner (FDA) highlighted the epidemics that occur in the Majeure League Baseball Group as an indication of what might be coming.

Appearing on CNBCSafeAugust 3,Scott Gottlieb, MD, says thatCoronavirus Case Spikes in various MLB teams are "a warning of what could potentially happen" when schools reopen, if there is no plan in place to contain epidemics.

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MLB returned at the end of July, although without fans in the seats. Unlike how the National Basketball Association (NBA) hasProtected players in a "bubble" of Florida For life, practice and game, the professional baseball works close to normal, with players and staff traveling for games. CNN reports that 13 people in the organization Saint-Louis Cardinaux and two staff members of Philadelphia Phillieshave tested positive for coronavirus. The league launched an investigation into another team, the Miami Marlins, when at least 20 people between players and staff were tested positive for the disease. (The investigation revealed thatSecurity protocols have not been correctly observed On a trip to an exhibition game, by SPS Sports.) Individual players have chosen to play under the threat of Covid-in the case of all the New York.Yoenis Cespees, simplydisappear before a match, according to another CNN report.

So, how do MLB's struggles relate to the opening of schools? "I think it's a warning for what could potentially happen if we are not very careful with schools," said Gottlieb at CNBC. "The question will become, when do you close the school? And that was really not addressed by the [Disease Control and Prevention Centers (CDC)." TheCDC Guidelines on Operating Schools Include many mitigation strategies, but no indicator of when buildings should be closed again in the case of an epidemic.

Gottlieb indicated that the epidemics of the school will be impossible to avoid, finally leading to tights. The next obstacle, he says, is it "it's going to be really difficult to reopened". And for more information on how cupid infections occur,Mr. Fauci says there is now proof that coronavirus spreads in this way.