According to one doctor, the data is showing that San Francisco's COVID cases will likely peak in 2 weeks and then come back down at the end of May.
Scientists at Chan Zuckerberg Biohub discover autoantibodies could be why some develop severe COVID-19 complications and others don't.
The four doctors we spoke with Thursday agree. Vaccines and boosters are keys going forward, even for younger age groups that are now seeing higher transmission rates.
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