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“Any way that you can reduce classroom capacity and keep kids cohorted in small groups would be a good way to reduce the transmission risks,” says @YaleSPH epidemiologist Virginia Pitzer, adding that this will take an enormous amount of resources.
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With #Isaias expected to bring strong winds and rain across our state as early as tomorrow. Now is the time to prepare. https://t.co/rNOf1vgrhx4 HOURS AGO
Symptom-based monitoring isn't enough. Schools that cannot test all students regularly or maintain control over good prevention practices must ask whether they have any business reopening. Thanks @CNNOpinion, @droithmayr , @gregggonsalves and @RWalensky! https://t.co/pY8Gtppxbd4 HOURS AGO
"It’s not a fantasy, and we’re not prepared for that,” said @SaadOmer3, director of @YaleGH. https://t.co/x20kcDzOzz via @Carolynyjohnson @washingtonpost #COVID19 #COVID19vaccine4 HOURS AGO
The researchers concluded that public health officials need to provide more nuance in their messaging — to make clear that, even during a pandemic, it’s crucial to continue visiting the emergency department for serious injuries & illnesses. @YaleMed https://t.co/1p9L48pBCa7 HOURS AGO
