One sign of hope? San Francisco's Dr. Colfax says covid-19 cases and deaths continue to rise, BUT "the rate of increase seems to be slowing."
That said, a holiday surge could change that.
That said, a holiday surge could change that.
Colfax says we will not really know the full extent of the holiday surge until mid-January.
Dr. Colfax says San Francisco has not yet detected the new strain of the covid-19 virus, but he won't be surprised if/when it does get detected.
Dr. Colfax says there are currently 4 patients in San Francisco ICUs that are from outside the city.
As ICU bed availability fills up in the Central Valley/Southern California, more patients could be transferred to SF.
"It's the moral, ethical thing to do to," he says
As ICU bed availability fills up in the Central Valley/Southern California, more patients could be transferred to SF.
"It's the moral, ethical thing to do to," he says
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