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In recent weeks,Anthony Fauci, MD, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said the rise in US state affairs is the result of the statesReopening aggressivelybefore he is sure to do it. But in a newInterview with Stanford Medicine'sLloyd minor, MD, Dean of Stanford University Medicine School on Monday, Fauci explained that there is more than when you look at the United States as a whole. He clearly explained: "We have not been fully closed and that's why when we went up. "

"We started going down, then we traveled at a very high level, about 20,000 infections a day," said Fuci, as indicated by Reuters. "Then, as we started to reopen, we areSee the overvizes we see today As we speak in California, your own state, Arizona, Texas, Florida and several other states. "

Fauci recently mentioned the heterogeneity of the United States and the specific challenges caused by regional differences in the country to contain the propagation of coronavirus. Although he has not appointed States in particular, Fauci told theFivethirtyightPodcast on July 9th: "Despite the guidelines and recommendations to open carefully and carefully,Some states jumped on those who have just opened too fast. "

In his maintenance of Stanford, Fauci did not provide all the bad news, however, suggesting that many of the states that see overvoltages in cases can reduce propagation by simply following theCDC's basic guidelines this includesphysical distancing, wearingmask, avoid crowds and frequenthand washing. "These things, as simple as they are, can turn it," he said. "I think we can do that and that's what we need to do."

Fauci also said that another stop is not necessarily inevitable. "You do not necessarily need to close again, but get a little bit, then make a very prudent way to observe the guidelines, go from step to step," he explained.

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On July 8, Fauci issued a similar warning aboutReopen in an interview withWall Street newspaper Podcast,The newspaper. "We just have to tightened things," he said, telling states in difficulty to "clinch, "Make sure the restaurants have" very good seating "and require guests tomasks and remain by social distancing instructions.

"Do it in a measured way, how the guidelines delimit," he said. "If you do it, the chances of getting an overvoltage are a lot, much less than if you jump on things." And for more information on Covid Spikes right now, checkThe CDC warns that these are the 10 hot spots of the following coronaviruses.