The emails illustrate a pattern noted by critics of the Trump administration and its alleged efforts to politicize federal health agencies.
out of South Korea finding that children between the ages of 10 and 19 transmitted the diseases as much as adults.
Additionally, numerous early-opening school districts and universities have already needed to quarantine and switch to fully remote learning after children and teachers tested positive for Covid-19. The emails illustrate a pattern noted by critics of the Trump administration and its alleged efforts to politicize federal health agencies, among others, including reports that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention were pressured to change its guidelines on testing individuals who have been exposed to Covid-19, a change that was rebuked by medical experts.
Throughout the summer, Trump has demanded schools reopen for in-person instruction, falsely claiming children are"almost immune" to the virus despite children up to 17-years-old making up 8.2% of all U.S. cases, according to data from the CDC, as well as the risk posed to teachers.“No one tells me what I can say and cannot say,” Fauci told Politico. “I speak on scientific evidence.
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