Schools need to plan for a coronavirus outbreak, warns infectious disease doctor
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Dr. Nahid Bhadelia, director of the special pathogens unit at Boston Medical Center, says there are three things for parents to consider when schools open back up: the number of cases in their community, whether schools can implement CDC guidelines such as physical distancing and whether schools have a plan in case of an outbreak of coronavirus cases.July 11, 2020
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