“Flattening the curve” is a term we’re constantly hearing about almost every day now, but how will it actually play out in the end?
“We are going to continue to have more cases until we peak out and then it will slow down,” said Kansas Department of Health and Environment Secretary Dr. Lee Norman.
A new study from Harvard University breaks down a few possible scenarios for areas all over the country, including the Topeka area.
It’s worth pointing out that this study bases the finding on a very high infection rate, one that is much higher than what is currently projected.
“We are going to continue to have more cases until we peak out and then it will slow down,” said Kansas Department of Health and Environment Secretary Dr. Lee Norman.
A new study from Harvard University breaks down a few possible scenarios for areas all over the country, including the Topeka area.
It’s worth pointing out that this study bases the finding on a very high infection rate, one that is much higher than what is currently projected.
Source: KSNT NewsRead the full story ↗
Planning a project in your community?
Talk with our municipal advisory team about financing options.
