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  • THOSE PATIENTS IN ISOLATION. AND WERE SEEING SIMILAR STEPS

  • AND WERE SEEING SIMILAR STEPS IN HOSPITALS NATIONWIDE.

  • IN HOSPITALS NATIONWIDE. WORLDWIDE THIS MORNING, GROWING

  • WORLDWIDE THIS MORNING, GROWING CONCERN OVER A GROWING HEALTH

  • CONCERN OVER A GROWING HEALTH CRISIS.

  • CRISIS. WITH HEALTH OFFICIALS HERE IN

  • WITH HEALTH OFFICIALS HERE IN THE U.S. MOVING FAST TO PREPARE

  • THE U.S. MOVING FAST TO PREPARE FOR WHAT THE CDC CALLS AN

  • FOR WHAT THE CDC CALLS AN INEVITABLE SPREAD.

  • INEVITABLE SPREAD. >> WERE, RIGHT NOW, IN A VERY

  • >> WERE, RIGHT NOW, IN A VERY ACTIVE CONTAINMENT MODE.

  • ACTIVE CONTAINMENT MODE. >> Reporter: THOUSANDS OF

  • >> Reporter: THOUSANDS OF AMERICANS NATIONWIDE, ALREADY

  • AMERICANS NATIONWIDE, ALREADY UNDER VOLUNTARY SELF-QUARANTINE

  • UNDER VOLUNTARY SELF-QUARANTINE AFTER RETURNING FROM CHINA, EVEN

  • AFTER RETURNING FROM CHINA, EVEN THOUGH THEY DON’T POSE ANY

  • THOUGH THEY DON’T POSE ANY IMMEDIATE RISK.

  • IMMEDIATE RISK. THE U.S. HAS FACED OUTBREAKS

  • THE U.S. HAS FACED OUTBREAKS BEFORE.

  • BEFORE. FROM SARS IN 2003, WHICH KILLED

  • FROM SARS IN 2003, WHICH KILLED AT LEAST 774 GLOBALLY.

  • AT LEAST 774 GLOBALLY. TO THE H1N1 VIRUS IN 2009, THAT

  • TO THE H1N1 VIRUS IN 2009, THAT HAD A GLOBAL DEATH TOLL OF

  • HAD A GLOBAL DEATH TOLL OF 151,000.

  • 151,000. BOTH OUTBREAKS PROVIDING THE

  • BOTH OUTBREAKS PROVIDING THE GOVERNMENT A ROAD MAP AS IT

  • GOVERNMENT A ROAD MAP AS IT NAVIGATES THE DAYS AND MONTHS

  • NAVIGATES THE DAYS AND MONTHS AHEAD.

  • AHEAD. AT NORTHWESTERN MEMORIAL

  • AT NORTHWESTERN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN CHICAGO,

  • HOSPITAL IN CHICAGO, DR. BENJAMIN SINGER SAYS THEYRE

  • DR. BENJAMIN SINGER SAYS THEYRE ON ALERT FOR CROHNORONACORONAVIR

  • ON ALERT FOR CROHNORONACORONAVIR E.R. AND ICU IS FULL OF PATIENTS

  • E.R. AND ICU IS FULL OF PATIENTS FROM THE SEASONAL FLU.

  • FROM THE SEASONAL FLU. >> IT CAN BE A CHALLENGE WHEN A

  • >> IT CAN BE A CHALLENGE WHEN A PATIENT FIRST PRESENTS FOR CARE.

  • PATIENT FIRST PRESENTS FOR CARE. THE SYMPTOMS OVERLAP QUITE A

  • THE SYMPTOMS OVERLAP QUITE A BIT.

  • BIT. THAT’S WHY WE PAY A LOT OF

  • THAT’S WHY WE PAY A LOT OF ATTENTION TO THEIR HISTORY,

  • ATTENTION TO THEIR HISTORY, WHERE THEY TRAVELED AND THE

  • WHERE THEY TRAVELED AND THE PEOPLE WITH WHOM THEYVE BEEN IN

  • PEOPLE WITH WHOM THEYVE BEEN IN CONTACT.

  • CONTACT. >> Reporter: MEANWHILE, AS

  • >> Reporter: MEANWHILE, AS HEALTH SCREENINGS CONTINUE AT

  • HEALTH SCREENINGS CONTINUE AT SELECT U.S. AIRPORTS, THE CDC IS

  • SELECT U.S. AIRPORTS, THE CDC IS DISTRIBUTING NEW TEST KITS TO

  • DISTRIBUTING NEW TEST KITS TO PUBLIC HEALTH NEXT WEEK,

  • PUBLIC HEALTH NEXT WEEK, ENSURING THERE’S ENOUGH SUPPLIES

  • ENSURING THERE’S ENOUGH SUPPLIES ON-HAND, INCLUDING MASKS AND

  • ON-HAND, INCLUDING MASKS AND GOWNS.

  • GOWNS. FIRST RESPONDERS TRAINED TO

  • FIRST RESPONDERS TRAINED TO IDENTIFY POSSIBLE CASES.

  • IDENTIFY POSSIBLE CASES. IN PITTSBURGH, THEYVE BEEN

  • IN PITTSBURGH, THEYVE BEEN GIVEN PERSONAL PROTECTION KITS.

  • GIVEN PERSONAL PROTECTION KITS. HEALTH EXPERTS INSIST AN

  • HEALTH EXPERTS INSIST AN OUTBREAK WILL LOOK NOTHING LIKE

  • OUTBREAK WILL LOOK NOTHING LIKE WHAT IS DEPICTED IN HOLLYWOOD

  • WHAT IS DEPICTED IN HOLLYWOOD MOVIES.

  • MOVIES. >> WHAT IF WE RUN OUT OF BODY

  • >> WHAT IF WE RUN OUT OF BODY BAGS?

  • BAGS? >> Reporter: LIKE "CONTAGION" IN

  • >> Reporter: LIKE "CONTAGION" IN 200

  • 200 2011.

  • 2011. >> IT WILL LOOK AND FEEL LIKE A

  • >> IT WILL LOOK AND FEEL LIKE A FLU SEASON, IN THE INTERVENTIONS

  • FLU SEASON, IN THE INTERVENTIONS AND APPROACHES YOU SEE.

  • AND APPROACHES YOU SEE. >> Reporter: PRESIDENT TRUMP

  • >> Reporter: PRESIDENT TRUMP SAYS HE WILL DO WHATEVER IS

  • SAYS HE WILL DO WHATEVER IS NECESSARY, EVEN IF THAT MEANS

  • NECESSARY, EVEN IF THAT MEANS FOLLOWING CHINA’S LEAD AND

  • FOLLOWING CHINA’S LEAD AND QUARANTINING ENTIRE CITIES.

  • QUARANTINING ENTIRE CITIES. >> WE HAVE PLANS ON A LARGER

  • >> WE HAVE PLANS ON A LARGER SCALE.

  • SCALE. YOU HAVE TO BE PREPARED.

  • YOU HAVE TO BE PREPARED. >> Reporter: PREPARED TO TAKE

  • >> Reporter: PREPARED TO TAKE EVERY PRECAUTION, TO FACE A NEW

  • EVERY PRECAUTION, TO FACE A NEW AND UNFAMILIAR DISEASE.

  • AND UNFAMILIAR DISEASE. >> TOM, ON THE WAY FLYING DOWN

  • >> TOM, ON THE WAY FLYING DOWN HERE, A COUPLE OF PEOPLE HAD THE

  • HERE, A COUPLE OF PEOPLE HAD THE FACE MASKS ON.

  • FACE MASKS ON. IT GOT ME WONDERING, ARE THEY A

  • IT GOT ME WONDERING, ARE THEY A GOOD IDEA?

  • GOOD IDEA? DO THEY DO ANYTHING?

  • DO THEY DO ANYTHING? >> Reporter: YEAH.

  • >> Reporter: YEAH. SO, I ASKED DR. SINGER HERE AT

  • SO, I ASKED DR. SINGER HERE AT NORTHWESTERN THAT QUESTION.

  • NORTHWESTERN THAT QUESTION. AND HE REFERRED ME TO THE CDC

  • AND HE REFERRED ME TO THE CDC GUIDANCE, WHICH SAYS, IF YOU ARE

  • GUIDANCE, WHICH SAYS, IF YOU ARE SICK OR SOMEBODY IN YOUR FAMILY

  • SICK OR SOMEBODY IN YOUR FAMILY IS SICK, THIS MAKES A GOOD IDEA,

  • IS SICK, THIS MAKES A GOOD IDEA, RIGHT?

  • RIGHT? YOU WANT TO AVOID SPREADING THE

  • YOU WANT TO AVOID SPREADING THE GERMS.

  • GERMS. IT’S LESS EFFECTIVE IF YOURE

  • IT’S LESS EFFECTIVE IF YOURE SIMPLY TRYING TO AVOID GETTING

  • SIMPLY TRYING TO AVOID GETTING SICK BY GOING THROUGH AN AIRPORT

  • SICK BY GOING THROUGH AN AIRPORT OR A BUS STATION OR WHATEVER

  • OR A BUS STATION OR WHATEVER ELSE.

  • ELSE. THIS MAY NOT BE THAT HELPFUL.

  • THIS MAY NOT BE THAT HELPFUL. WHAT IS HELPFUL IS TO CONSTANTLY

  • WHAT IS HELPFUL IS TO CONSTANTLY WASH YOUR HANDS, DON’T TOUCH

  • WASH YOUR HANDS, DON’T TOUCH YOUR FACE.

  • YOUR FACE. AND IF YOURE IN A CLINICAL

  • AND IF YOURE IN A CLINICAL ENVIRONMENT, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF

  • ENVIRONMENT, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE HAND SANITIZER.

  • THE HAND SANITIZER. ALL OF US IN THE E.R., HAVE BEEN

  • ALL OF US IN THE E.R., HAVE BEEN DOING THIS CONSTANTLY YESTERDAY

  • DOING THIS CONSTANTLY YESTERDAY AND TODAY.

  • AND TODAY. >> YOU MENTIONED THE CDC, TOM.

  • >> YOU MENTIONED THE CDC, TOM. THERE’S NEWS THEYRE CHANGING

  • THERE’S NEWS THEYRE CHANGING CRITERIA FOR TESTING PATIENTS

  • CRITERIA FOR TESTING PATIENTS AFTER THAT FIRST CASE OF UNKNOWN

  • AFTER THAT FIRST CASE OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN IN THE U.S. WAS

  • ORIGIN IN THE U.S. WAS CONFIRMED.

  • CONFIRMED. WHAT MORE CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT

  • WHAT MORE CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT THAT?

  • THAT? >> Reporter: THIS IS CRITICAL,

  • >> Reporter: THIS IS CRITICAL, RIGHT?

  • RIGHT? UP UNTIL NOW, THEY WERE

  • UP UNTIL NOW, THEY WERE SEPARATING CASES OUT BY THE

  • SEPARATING CASES OUT BY THE TRAVEL HISTORY.

  • TRAVEL HISTORY. NOW, IF THIS DISEASE IS

  • NOW, IF THIS DISEASE IS SPREADING ON ITS OWN IN THE

  • SPREADING ON ITS OWN IN THE UNITED STATES, THAT NO LONGER IS

  • UNITED STATES, THAT NO LONGER IS ENOUGH.

  • ENOUGH. SO, THEYRE NOW GOING TO BE

  • SO, THEYRE NOW GOING TO BE PUSHING 93 TEST KITS TO LABS

  • PUSHING 93 TEST KITS TO LABS ACROSS THE COUNTRY BY THIS

  • ACROSS THE COUNTRY BY THIS WEEKEND, SO THERE’S A QUICKER

  • WEEKEND, SO THERE’S A QUICKER WAY TO DIAGNOSE SOMEBODY WITH

  • WAY TO DIAGNOSE SOMEBODY WITH CROHNORONA

  • CROHNORONA CORONAVIRUS.

  • CORONAVIRUS. 70 COMPANIES ARE COMPETING WITH

  • 70 COMPANIES ARE COMPETING WITH FINDING SOME SORT OF A

  • FINDING SOME SORT OF A DIAGNOSTIC TEST FOR HOSPITALS TO

  • DIAGNOSTIC TEST FOR HOSPITALS TO USE AT THE BEDSIDE, SO YOU DON’T

  • USE AT THE BEDSIDE, SO YOU DON’T HAVE TO SEND THOSE OUT TO A LAB.

  • HAVE TO SEND THOSE OUT TO A LAB. THE WHOLE SPECTRUM HERE IS

  • THE WHOLE SPECTRUM HERE IS OPENING UP, IF THIS IS OUT AMONG

THOSE PATIENTS IN ISOLATION. AND WERE SEEING SIMILAR STEPS

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