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telligence.corn/a307dbc124b946c3826b250d159aeaae?pubid=fbi> (11/15, 2.91M), discussed what steps are necessary to halt the surge in COVID cases. Dr. Gawande said, "Number one is a clear voice from the top backing a national comprehensive plan. We've lacked that. It's led to disarray for the public and c

ional mask mandate and a science- based approach to controlling the pandemic. But in the states where the virus is spiking highest — particularly in the Upper Midwest — Republicans made substantial gains down-ballot. Often they did so by railing against the very tool that scientists say could best help arrest the

coronavirus adviser Dr. Atul Gawande, on ABC's This WeekVI (11/15, 2.91M), discussed what steps are necessary to halt the surge in COVID cases. Dr. Gawande said, "Number one is a clear voice from the top backing a national comprehensive plan. We've lacked that. It's led to disarray for the public and c

date and a science-based EFTA00149002 approach to controlling the pandemic. But in the states where the virus is spiking highest — particularly in the Upper Midwest — Republicans made substantial gains down-ballot. Often they did so by railing against the very tool that scientists say could best help arrest the

coronavirus adviser Dr. Atul Gawande, on ABC's This WeekVI (11/15, 2.91M), discussed what steps are necessary to halt the surge in COVID cases. Dr. Gawande said, "Number one is a clear voice from the top backing a national comprehensive plan. We've lacked that. It's led to disarray for the public and c

date and a science-based EFTA00161642 approach to controlling the pandemic. But in the states where the virus is spiking highest — particularly in the Upper Midwest — Republicans made substantial gains down-ballot. Often they did so by railing against the very tool that scientists say could best help arrest the

coronavirus adviser Dr. Atul Gawande, on ABC's This WeekVI (11/15, 2.91M), discussed what steps are necessary to halt the surge in COVID cases. Dr. Gawande said, "Number one is a clear voice from the top backing a national comprehensive plan. We've lacked that. It's led to disarray for the public and c

tional mask mandate and a science-based approach to controlling the pandemic. But in the states where the virus is spiking highest — particularly in the Upper Midwest — Republicans made substantial gains down-ballot. Often they did so by railing against the very tool that scientists say could best help arrest the