Public health officials are warning that social distancing restrictions should stay in place. Dr. Howard Forman agreed with that assessment.
Talks of reopening the U.S. amid the coronavirus pandemic are increasing, as many deem it to be an essential way to bring normalcy to the economy and Americans’ lives.
South Korea has received praise from around the world for its handling of the coronavirus within its own borders. The country is one of the few that’s been able to significantly flatten the curve since its first case was reported back in January. ‘I’d love everything open’Most states have implemented some form of stay-at-home restrictions in order to limit travel and movement to essential tasks and duties.
Other states like South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Oklahoma, Vermont, Florida, Ohio, Montana, Idaho, and Mississippi have unveiled their own versions of reopening plans. ‘We don’t know very simple answers’Although Forman doesn’t think there is still a testing shortage, he would like to see more testing options, since many have been fast-tracked without going through the FDA approval process.
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