Prognosis
New York City Prepares for a Second Wave, With a Chance to Blunt the Worst
A case at JPMorgan is the latest example of what will happen as workers and students come back
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New York City officials know Covid-19 cases will climb this fall. The question they are watching as the city moves to reopen is, just how much?
For months, the city’s Department of Health and Mental Hygiene has been working with academic groups at Columbia University and New York University. The academic teams have been asked to model case numbers, help predict needed hospital resources and to advise the city on how to open up workplaces, schools, restaurants and more.