Fauci has some lucid Super Bowl advice
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The coronavirus — a devious parasite — doesn't have to be the winner of the Super Bowl.
This virus preys on people gathering inside, talking, and eating. So as infections and hospitalizations have finally started dropping in the U.S., the nation's overwhelmed doctors, nurses, and essential workers would greatly benefit if this year's Super Bowl parties didn't allow the virus to spread, multiply, and, invariably, mutate even more.
In many places, infections spiked after Thanksgiving and Christmas. On Wednesday, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, offered some simple, levelheaded advice to avoid another spike: "...just lay low and cool it." Read more...
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