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Scott Gottlieb, MD, the former FDA Commissioner for the Trump Administration from 2017 to last spring, has become an authoritative voice on the reopening of pandemic coronavirus. And now, he warns officials and the American public that a particular thing must happen before the economy can be restarted. "If you can not recover children in schools, you really can not restart the economy robust., "Says Gottlieb when an appearance on the CNBCSafeOn June 30, he made it clear that the prioritization of reopening schools is the best way for economic recovery.

TheRecent surge in COVID-19 infections In a number of southern and Western states that have reopened their savings before, it was the context of the conversation. When we ask ifSchools would open in autumn, Gottlieb replied, "I think theSouthern schools will be delayed. I do not think they will be able to restart the school year. Now they could take an intermediate step right now and simply delay it for a week or a month. "

He then joined forced children to school as a critical factor in the restart of the US economy of the CVIV-19 pandemic. "I would give priority to the opening of schools," noted Gottlieb. "I would do what it takes from a political point of view to try to get the infection rate enough to open schools because it's really a pledge factor."

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Mid-May,Anthony Fauci, MD, head of the working group on the coronavirus of the White House, said that a return to school in the fall "would be a little a bridge too far", who won aPresident's answerDonald Trump, who said, "We must open the schools open." At the end of the mouth, Fuci had changed a melody saying, "There are some states, cities, regions, counties in which the level of infection is at a rate that schools can be much more flexible in their opening. [But] in other areas, it may be really risky. "And for more information on returning to school a lot discussed, check70% of doctors say it's when they send their children to school.