A Fatal Fallout: Experts worry that the next phase of COVID-19 crisis may be most dangerous yet
April marked the most dramatic and dangerous phase of the COVID-19 crisis in the United States. Deaths were increasing, bodies were piling up in refrigerated trucks outside hospitals in New York City, and ventilators and personal protective equipment were in desperately short supply. The economy was falling off the proverbial cliff, with unemployment soaring to 14.7%. Since then, supplies of medical and protective equipment have improved. Doctors are figuring out when to put patients on ventilators and when to take them off. We have recognized the importance of protecting vulnerable populations, including the elderly. The infected are now younger...
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