Recently, Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled the six criteria that must be met before we can all return to life as we knew it before shelter-in-place. That includes things like closely monitoring communities for the coronavirus, tracking down cases and isolating people who have it, and building capacity in local hospitals to handle sudden surges.
If infection rates start to climb again, health authorities need to determine which data should be used to use to determine when to step up social distancing measures. In this interview, Dr. George Rutherford, professor of epidemiology at UCSF and director of their Prevention and Public Health Group, explains.
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