Virus Death Toll In U.S. Expected To Climb As States Reopen

The video discusses the estimated impact of the virus in the US, highlighting mobility data showing increased activity. It covers states' plans to ease restrictions, with some already reopening, and the potential risks of doing so prematurely. The importance of antibody testing is emphasized, though the WHO states there's no evidence of immunity from reinfection.

What is the estimated number of people in the US expected to die from the virus by August?

What signs are being observed in the mobility data regarding people's activity levels?

Which states are mentioned as already reopening businesses?

What risks do experts associate with states resuming activity too soon?

What does the World Health Organization report about the protection from reinfection for those who have recovered?