Here's how Stephen Curry is using his platform to tackle the coronavirus pandemic:
Curry was quick off the blocks in taking part in thebecause Chase Center was forced to close, donating to the $1M fund run by the Warriors Community Foundation.
Tackling misinformation is one of the most important factors in fighting this pandemic. Curry pinpointed, in particular, that he wanted to get the facts out to a younger demographic. “ “It’s very, very much more transmissible than flu,” Dr Fauci explained, “more importantly, it's significantly more serious.”
Curry also asked Fauci whether there’s a chance that societies would need to go back into lockdown once restrictions are lifted because of a secondary outbreak. Fauci admitted “it’s a possibility,” but added that he hoped “we will get enough experience so when it does come back we’ll be able to immediately identify, isolate and contact trace. If you do that effectively, you don’t have an outbreak. You contain it at a very low level. Which would mean we won’t have to lock down again.
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