Health officials in California are now recommending coronavirus testing for asymptomatic people who live or work in high-risk environments like nursing homes and hospitals.
Top health experts caution against reopening society before coronavirus testing capacity expandsAs several states make plans for reopening their communities during the coronavirus pandemic, a group of top public health experts cautioned Tuesday against reopening society before testing capacity expands significantly.
Knowing the location of the virus is key to relaxing social distancing and returning to normalcy, Buckee told a symposium sponsored by Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health and the New England Journal of Medicine. It’s important to learn whether people who have recovered can still spread the disease, noted NEJM editor Dr. Eric Rubin.
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