Tag: Flattening the Curve

Flattening the curve worked; it bought us time to understand COVID-19 and to better understand how to treat it. Don't let the higher numbers panic you.

As cases and deaths continue to drop despite some states reopening, the questions remains: When will the rest of the country reopen?

There’s an economic cost to keeping the country shutdown and a cost in lives if we reopen. We need to strike a balance where we can move forward without endangering vulnerable groups.

Reported cases of COVID-19 in the U.S. continued to hold steady with 30,000 new cases in the past 24 hours.  This is an increase...

The battle against the coronavirus has come a long way since April 1. But has it come far enough to reopen American?

Reported COVID-19 cases in the U.S. have now exceeded three quarters of a million and there have been more than 36,000 deaths.

The coronavirus data appears to be improving across the board as cases slow and the curve begins to slope downhill.

While cases appear to be on the decline, it’s important to recognize that winning the battle is not equivalent to winning the war. The coronavirus remains a deadly enemy and if we let our guard down, it could claw its way back.

A drop in the number of new cases and deaths over the past 24 hours raises hope that the COVID-19 peak may be behind us.

As the coronavirus nears what many hope is a peak, New York cases, hospital admissions and ICU admissions continue to fall while deaths remain steady at close to 600 in the past 24 hours.