The former CDC director is worried about states opening up. Here’s why Herb Scribner © Screenshot, Today.com Dr. Richard Besser, right, former acting director of the CDC, is worried about opening up. He spoke with Savannah Guthrie (left) about the issue.
Dr. Richard Besser, the former acting director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, is worried about states opening up right now due to a fourth stage.
“I worry when I see states letting up (on COVID-19 protocols),” Besser told the “Today” show. “… Some states are experiencing what you might call a fourth surge.”
“The states that are seeing the declines (in COVID-19), it doesn’t mean they’re not going to see the rise. Some of those states are the states that have had the lowest uptake in vaccine. Their population is still at risk.”
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