California’s anticipated surge of coronavirus cases has not yet happened. In September, Governor Gavin Newsom’s administration warned that with more schools and businesses reopening, the state could experience a spike in virus cases. Officials cited a statistical model that predicted a 89% increase in virus hospitalizations in October. However, state data shows hospitalizations have dropped about 15% since the warning, and the weekly average number of new cases continues to decline. California’s top health official Dr. Mark Ghaly says hospitalizations have declined in part because the state is testing more people, allowing health officials to trace positive cases and put people into “supportive isolation.” Meanwhile, a group has been chosen in California to look at the safety of any coronavirus vaccine that gets federally approved. Governor Gavin Newsom launched the group yesterday. It includes eleven epidemiologists and other medical experts from across the state. They will independently review coronavirus vaccines that get approved by the FDA.
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