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From KQED, Public Radio in San Francisco, I'm Ariana Prail.

Fears over catching COVID-19 have fallen to a record low in the U.S., according to a new Gallup poll.

Factors contributing to the optimism include a drop in cases and improvements in vaccine rollout.

We'll talk about the shift in fear as well as how to assess risk as California moves toward a full reopening.

Then at 940, Bart launched a community-led public awareness campaign last week called Not One More Girl.

After a survey documented the sexual harassment young women and girls experience on public transit, we'll learn more about the campaign.

That's next on Forum right after this news. Welcome to Forum. I'm Ariana Prail. According to a new Gallup poll, now only 35% of Americans are worried about getting COVID-19, down from 49% in February. Earlier this week, California Governor Gavin Newsom promised a full reopening by mid-June if the state can keep hospitalizations low and there is sufficient vaccine supply to give everyone 16 and over a shot who wants one.

In this segment, we'll talk about the shift in COVID fear as well as how to assess risk.

And we want to hear from you. how are you adjusting mentally or changing your

behavior as reopening becomes imminent? How is your vaccination status affected your outlook? Give us a call now at 866-736-7-86.

That's 866 733-6786. You can also get in touch on Twitter and Facebook. We're at KQED

forum or email your questions to forum at kQED.org.

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