211 - Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley on Targeted COVID-19 Restrictions episode artwork

EPISODE · Dec 1, 2020 · 12 MIN

211 - Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley on Targeted COVID-19 Restrictions

from Public Health On Call · host Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

Prior to Thanksgiving, the city of Philadelphia announced new COVID-19 restrictions to last for six weeks until January 1—some of the strictest recommendations the country has seen since the spring. Health commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley talks with Stephanie Desmon about these targeted restrictions the city hopes will prevent the current surge from overwhelming hospitals or killing large numbers of people, what contact tracing data are saying about how and where most people are getting infected, and why there's more pushback now even though cases are exponentially higher than they were in the spring. KEYWORDS: pandemic response; pollicy; contact tracing

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