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It seems to be clear now that coronavirus does not go away from time to time. As the disease continues to prick the nation, a document of the recently leaked White Houserevealed that 18 states are in the "red zone" Due to their number of new cases of COVID-19. But who is most to blame for these epidemics? According toFuci Antony, MD, Head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), it's "young people. "

In a recent interview with the chief doctor of WebmdJohn White, MD, Fauci was invited to explain why the orientation of public health does not work in some populations.A fNoting that the problems of the current pandemic are "multiform", "Fauci refers to the reports that theThe average age of positive tests has fallen hastily."ClearlyYoung people lead this new push, "Says Fauci, before explaining why he thought it was the case.

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"What happensare the youngest whoGenerally, statistically,will not have symptomsat the frequencythat the elderly make ... tThe youngest individuals say, "Well, if I'm infected, the chances of what I will not even have any symptoms, so who cares?" He says.

Fuci called this line of thought a "big mistake", explaining that "byallowing yoube infected or notTreat yourself if you are infected,You propid a pandemic. "

"It does not end up with you, "continued withden."You are infected and haveNo symptoms.Chances are you're goinginfect someone else, who's goingthen infects someone else. "

In early July, Fauci sent a similar message during a Q & R discussion withFrancis Collins, MD, Director of National Institutes of Health, saying: "young people Should not feel likely to be invulnerable to serious consequences. "

He also declared "the average age of infected persons is a decade and a halfyounger than it was a few months ago, especially when New York and New Orleans and Chicago have been very badly turned very bad. "

Similarly, in an interview with CNN at the end of June, the University of Massachusetts Professor of Biology of DartmouthBromage Erin, Doctorate, said that "18 to 44 years are infected with areally high rate "and are those, in fact,feeding the pandemic. And for more states that do not end well, check11 states where locks again is absolutely necessary.