This virus has killed over 180000 americans lately its not unusual for more than a 1000 a day and now as School Bells Ring should they lets ask dr Tanya Dempsey a Board Certified internist founder of the ame center for personalized medicine and a mother of 3 docs since we had you on just 3 weeks ago some School Systems have opened and some which did have already closed again somewhere and even trying theyre opting for Distance Learning which nobody really likes do we know enough about this Novel Coronavirus to be sending young kids and aging school team. Back to school. But i think the answer has to be no i understand that the issues that were concerned about as far as childrens learning Children Social Development in there are lots of issues here that schools have to consider but the problem is we are still learning about this virus its only been a number of months right and we are learning every day about how this virus acts now we have reports now of the possibility of reinfection h
When it comes to coronavirus cases we here in the United States we are clearly in a league of our own. Take a look at this chart see that chart right there what it does is it compares the caseload thats the red line in the United States to the blue line in europe and i want to show you a couple of things theres the peak for europe you see that right there thats when they started to take some measures to try and create lockdowns for example ours came here in the United States just a little bit afterward whats fascinating is as their measures went down you can see that they pretty much broke the curve right they even the curve and it continues all the way to this day because theyre at 4000 a day in europe and its just now right here that theyre starting to finally make decisions to open things up again we here in the United States did things differently for example right there toward the end of april the beginning of may thats where texas and florida and acted their lock downs but both i
A league of our own. Take a look at this chart see that chart right there what it does is it compares the caseload thats the red line in the United States to the blue line in europe and i want to show you a couple of things theres the peak for europe you see that right there thats when they started to take some measures to try and create lockdowns for example ours came here in the United States just a little bit afterward whats fascinating is as their measures went down you can see that they pretty much broke the curve right they even the curve and it continues all the way to this day because theyre at 4000 a day in europe and its just now right here that theyre starting to finally make decisions to open things up again we here in the United States did things differently for example right there toward the end of april the beginning of may thats where texas and florida and acted their lock downs but both in texas and florida right around here they got rid of the lock downs and opened th
When it comes to coronavirus cases we here in the United States we are clearly in a league of our own. Take a look at this chart see that chart right there what it does is it compares the caseload thats the red line in the United States to the blue line in europe and i want to show you a couple of things theres the peak for europe you see that right there thats when they started to take some measures to try and create lockdowns for example ours came here in the United States just a little bit afterward whats fascinating is as their measures went down you can see that they pretty much broke the curve right they even the curve and it continues all the way to this day because theyre at 4000 a day in europe and its just now right here that theyre starting to finally make decisions to open things up again we here in the United States did things differently for example right there toward the end of april the beginning of may thats where texas and florida and acted their lock downs but both i
Times listen to this 5 times out of the last 9 days in fact its safe to say that when it comes to coronavirus cases we here in the United States we are clearly in a league of our own take a look at this chart see that chart right there what it does is it compares the caseload thats the red line in the United States to the blue line in europe and i want to show you a couple of things theres the peak for europe you see that right there thats when they started to take some measures to try and create lockdowns for example ours came here in the United States just a little bit after word whats fascinating is as theyre measures went down you can see that they pretty much broke the curve right they even the curve and it continues all the way to this day because theyre at 4000 a day in europe and its just now right here that theyre starting to finally make decisions to open things up again we here in the United States did things differently for example right. Theyre toward the end of april the