sharfstein, first to you.s is so troubling, because first of all, the symptoms mimic other common symptoms among children with, let's say an allergy. parents are not identifying it as quickly as they might because there hasn't been enough publicity about this. what would you tell parents of children now with this really strange syndrome? >> so, sure. well, this is a very concerning development because this kind of response to an infection, which has been seen before in other circumstances and is very rare, can be quite serious. and as you can see, can even be fatal. i think it's really important for parents to be attentive to their kids, obviously. fevers, strange rashes, a conjunctivitis in the eyes, cracked lips. all of those things together are what people are worried about. and have a low threshold, to call the pediatrician and talk it over. i know there are a lot of pediatricians out there who would love to get that call and be of assistance. >> dr. inglesby, how important is it to diagnose early and get

michael sharfstein, vice dean at the john hopkins school for public health. dr. sharfstein, you first, because there is new reporting from "the new york times" projecting there is a new cdc projection, apparently based on the way states are reopening that there could be as many as 3,000 deaths a day by june 1st and that this could be an infection rate of 200,000 people a day. just trying to get our arms around this. we don't have confirmation from the white house but that the white house has been notified of this new 200,000 new cases each day by the end of this month. that's up from around 25,000 new cases now. this would be a very big increase. 3,000 daily deaths as of june 1st. as i say, nbc news is working on this, but we are told that these new cdc projections have gone to the white house. dr. sharfstein, does this c comport with what you would expect from your own analysis? >> well, what i would say is that these potential numbers are possible, you know. the only thing that's been holding this virus in check is our ability to stay away from each other, depr

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