As the U.S. surpasses 5 million coronavirus cases, awaits a vaccine and debates sending kids back to schools, Texas emergency room physician Dr. Natasha Kathuria told “Fox & Friends” her state might see another surge in cases.

With the Lone Star State recording its highest seven-day positivity rate since the pandemic began, the Austin-based doctor says hospitals are at about 80 percent capacity in the big cities as Texas surpasses 500,000 positive cases and more than 8,800 deaths, the Houston Chronicle reports.

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“We’ve seen this wave hit Texas pretty hard, and we’re holding steady right now. We’ve seen a slow decrease in hospitalizations, but our death counts are still up there,” Kathuria, Global Outreach Doctors board member, told co-host Ainsley Earhardt.

“We’re wondering if we might see another bump right now,” she …continued .
[Source: Fox News]