CAP President Emily E. Volk, MD, FCAP, speaks to WDRB.com on COVID cases treading down. "I think it's clear that, in general, the worry is decreased and the risk is less for the general population," explains Dr. Volk, chief medical officer at Baptist Health Floyd. "I think you need to do an analysis, an assessment of your own health risks, and if you are immunosuppressed or you're around a loved one who is immunosuppressed, you may want to wear a mask when you're in public, or in a crowded space or not a well ventilated space."
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