How The U.S. Could Avoid A Worst-Case COVID-19 Scenario

By Stephanie Kim
How The U.S. Could Avoid A Worst-Case COVID-19 Scenario
President Donald Trump walks on the Colonnade to speak about the coronavirus in the Rose Garden of the White House, Wednesday, April 15, 2020, in Washington. Alex Brandon / AP PHOTO
How The U.S. Could Avoid A Worst-Case COVID-19 Scenario
President Donald Trump walks on the Colonnade to speak about the coronavirus in the Rose Garden of the White House, Wednesday, April 15, 2020, in Washington. Alex Brandon / AP PHOTO

How The U.S. Could Avoid A Worst-Case COVID-19 Scenario

By Stephanie Kim

For years, public health and science experts warned that the U.S. was not prepared to handle a global pandemic.

Reset checks in with Atlantic science writer Ed Yong for his latest piece on how COVID-19 could radically reshape summer across the country, and how the pandemic could end.

GUEST: Ed Yong, staff writer at The Atlantic