Health officials are urging Americans to continue practicing social-distancing measures, and warn that the next two weeks will be crucial in the United States' fight against the coronavirus.
The next two weeks will be crucial in the United States' fight against the coronavirus, warn health officials, who are urging Americans to continue practicing social-distancing measures.Vice Admiral Jerome Adams, the US surgeon general, likened the coming week to a Pearl Harbor or 9/11 moment, saying on"Fox News Sunday" it would be the"hardest and the saddest week in most Americans' lives.
Because of mitigation efforts and the cooperation of residents, the state has seen fewer infections than it anticipated, Dr. Raquel Bono, director of the state's Covid-19 Health System Response Management, said in a news release.Health workers with a patient outside Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, which has seen a surge of coronavirus patients.As a result, Washington state will return more than 400 ventilators it received from the national stockpile to help other communities in need, Gov.
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