United States Surgeon General Jerome Adams warned Friday morning that death rates from coronavirus might increase over the next two weeks.
“We know deaths lag …
United States Surgeon General Jerome Adams warned Friday morning that death rates from coronavirus might increase over the next two weeks.
“We know deaths lag at least two weeks and can lag even more,” Adams said on “Fox & Friends” before mentioning that most of the country’s deaths originated in nursing homes. It ultimately doesn’t matter when the country officially reopens, he added, “if people don’t follow the measures that we recommend all along.”
He added: “Now the majority of cases are in people who have an average age of 35, and so those folks are gonna have less comorbidities.”
Adams urged young people to wear face masks and keep a distance between themselves and others over the Independence Day weekend.
