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As COVID-19 cases rise again, how will the US respond? Here's what states have learned so far

  • Written by Tiffany A. Radcliff, Associate Dean for Research and Professor of Health Policy and Management, Texas A&M University
As COVID-19 cases rise again, how will the US respond? Here's what states have learned so farStates have tried shutting down bars and limiting restaurants to outdoor seating to slow the coronavirus's spread.Sandy Huffaker/Getty Images

When the coronavirus began spreading in the U.S. in early spring, governors in hard-hit states took drastic steps to reduce the threat and avoid overloading their health care systems. By shutting down...

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