States that have rolled out efforts for contact tracing are now facing some challenges.
The smartphone apps used to track COVID-19 patients have reportedly be glitching.
CHALLENGES.THE SMARTPHONE APPS USED TOTRACK COVID-19 PATIENTS...HAVEREPORTEDLY BEEN GLITCHING.THERE HAS ALSO BEEN A LACK OFEFFECTIVELY...ESTIMATES SAYTHERE NEEDS TO BE AROUND300-THOUSAND TRAINED U-SWORKERS TO DO IT.STATES HAVE LAGGED ONRECRUITING EFFORTS BECAUSE OFPRIVACY CONCERNS FOR THETECHNOLOGY.JUST LIKE TESTING...THERE WILL BE CERTAIN PEOPLE
Coronavirus In-Depth with Dr. Ali Hassoun
USF rapid response research program is working to find ways to sterilize mask so they can be reused. They are also looking at..
Dr. John Raymond of the Medical College of Wisconsin says the state has done an "exemplary job" in the coronavirus fight.
