Dr. William A. Haseltine
New York has been hit hardest by the coronavirus outbreak, reporting over 272,000 cases, more than half of which are in New York City. Similar cities may still experience a massive uptick in cases, according to Dr. William Haseltine.
Haseltine, who is the Chair and President of ACCESS Health International and a former Harvard Medical School professor, told uPolitics that New York is “the first city” to report such high numbers.
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