Joe Biden's campaign announces that the coronavirus test their candidate took Sunday came back negative.
The White House's director of strategic communications, Alyssa Farah, said Sunday that the White House is striving to be “as transparent as we can” about Trump’s condition and would be “very quick to clean up” any information if needed.acknowledged leaving out important informationFarah told Fox News, “It’s a very common medical practice that you want to convey confidence and you want to raise the spirits of the person you're treating.
Asked whether the president was upset with his chief of staff, Mark Meadows, for describing a more alarming scene than previouslyon Saturday, Farah said"absolutely not." She added, "If anything, I think the chief of staff's comments reflect how close their relationship is, that he’s so close to this individual when he sees him not feeling well, not his tough, strong self that we all know, that he wanted to make sure to convey that to the public.
The steroid Trump is taking, dexamethasone, has shown to be beneficial in those with severe Covid-19 because it can stop the immune system from going into overdrive. When this happens, the immune system can do more harm than good, attacking the body in what’s called a cytokine storm.
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