well, i think my biggest piece of advice, if you are looking to travel for the holidays is don t if you can avoid it. it s really hard to avoid risks that come along with especially air travel. if you re staying home and you want to socialize locally, the risk level of that depends a lot on local infection rates. so its really is important to look at local guide lines. there s another headline regarding the virus and pregnant mothers. can you break it down for us? yeah. this was a bright spot in the news today. this is a study out of boston. they were looking at pregnant women who had acquired covid during their third trimester and then had given birth. i think they followed 64 women. they found that in zero of those cases was the virus transmitted to the newborn. that should be reassuring to those who are slated to give birth here during this pretty challenging time. definitely some hopeful news coming out of that study. thank you, dr. rivera. now to the story of a
both facilities and emery. in her time here, she says she has been impressed how closely nih workers follow strict protocols, but reminders for all employees to follow. make sure that you are reading entryway signs, are you supposed to be in that area, and if you are going and, what special equipment you re supposed to have on. just follow all the protocols you are supposed to and everything should be fine. director of the infectious disease part of nih, he says this biocontainment unit in theof only four entire u.s. with highly trained staff. the employees all appreciate they got e-mails, no matter what part of camp as they are on, letting them know that nita pham is coming here and nih is ready to handle this. rebecca cooper, abc 7 news. pham arrives, she will not travel through the three major airports for stop at the three major airports. her flight is expected at the frederick regional airport. roz plater is live there. what is going on at this hour? the state depa
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