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U.S. could see spike in COVID-19 cases in fall, research shows▼
Published 1380d agoThe risk of novel coronavirus transmission could increase nationwide in the fall, according to new findings by researchers. PolicyLab research forecasts a deteriorating situation across most U.S. states over the next four weeks. The model, which followed 519 counties representing 71% of the U.S. population, found increased risk for virus resurgence through early August in all but the New England area. Get the full story in the video above. Source
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