Spoke to @MarketWatch and here are a few of the points I made:
- Today's election determines who's in charge Jan 20, but what happens with addressing the major surge of COVID19 cases and hospitalizations and with vaccines is being determined now. marketwatch.com/story/dr-gawan…
- Today's election determines who's in charge Jan 20, but what happens with addressing the major surge of COVID19 cases and hospitalizations and with vaccines is being determined now. marketwatch.com/story/dr-gawan…
- If we get an effective vaccine, the big problem won't be hesitancy, but lack of supply and distribution resources forcing hard choices among priority groups.
- We will need a mass movement to back mask-wearing, far more testing, and open hospital data.
- We will need a mass movement to back mask-wearing, far more testing, and open hospital data.
- And, finally, if Trump holds onto power, we cannot give up hope. We still have ways for states, Congress, and the public to fight the virus even if this administration won't. We still have ways to not let doctors and science become demonized.
So vote vote vote. AND push now at every level for the key measures we need to stop this surge: no more maskless gatherings and crowds; testing for everyone.
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