Former FDA Commissioner Says MLB Outbreak Offers Warnings For Schools

Scott Gottlieb, a former FDA commissioner, warns that MLB outbreaks highlight the risks of reopening schools too soon without proper protocols. He emphasizes the need for schools to have a plan in place to handle potential outbreaks, including the possibility of suspending in-person learning. The lack of CDC guidance on when to close schools is a concern, and the MLB's experience serves as a cautionary example.

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