Since Memorial Day weekend, the number of patients treated in the hospital due to coronavirus infection has gone up in at least a dozen states that are tracking hospitalization data.
From CNN's Adrienne Vogt
As more states loosen coronavirus restrictions, professor of immunology and biology at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Erin Bromage, a CNN contributor, addressed some top-of-mind questions about the pandemic on “New Day.”A: “I think we'll get back there, eventually; it’s just going to take some time and we need to understand the virus better. We need to have a better treatment before normality with that type of thing comes back again.”A: “The infection control person in me says no.
He added that airplanes need to enforce masks across the board. “It really comes down to ‘I protect you, you protect me.’”A: “[Going] into the hair salon is definitely going to be a little bit more risky. But again, it can be managed if you think about how to do it from the employer's point of view, that we keep the number of people down, we don't wait, we don't have long haircuts, we wear masks all the way through … It can be done.
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