On Monday, the U.S. death toll from COVID-19 reached six, as global deaths surpassed 3000. Meanwhile, in a White House briefing Monday, Vice President Pence said that the risk to Americans remains low and that a vaccine could be going to clinical trials within six weeks. We'll talk about the latest coronavirus developments and what lessons we can learn from previous epidemics.
Coronavirus Deaths Rise, As Federal Officials Say Risk to Public is Low
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Guests:
Edith Bracho-Sanchez, director of pediatric telemedicine, Columbia University
Peter Arcuni, reporter, KQED News
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