While Trump administration is reportedly becoming impatient with blanket social distancing measures, public health officials are urging people to continue practice social distancing.
“Anything we put in place about a week ago, anything we’re seeing that’s beneficial is from two weeks ago,” Yale University’s Dr. Howard Forman, a public health professor, told Yahoo Finance’s On The Move. “We have to be patient. We have to wait this out. It’s a very frustrating and stressful time for a lot of people. You have to recognize that the effort that you’re doing right now are enormous investments in some level of stability or at least starting to plateau for two weeks from now.
Flatten the curveThe number of coronavirus cases continue rising across the world, particularly in the U.S., and American health care workers could soon find themselves overwhelmed by an influx of coronavirus patients at hospitals. Story continues“We need to see the same measures here on a uniform basis across the country,” Forman said. “We have not put in place national measures the way Italy has.”
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