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Welcome to Prognosis.

I'm Laura Carlson.

It's day 91 since coronavirus was declared a global pandemic.

Our main story?

A top World Health Organization official sparked a controversy earlier this week

over comments regarding asymptomatic carriers of COVID-19.

She first said instances of asymptomatic carriers spreading the virus are very rare, before

later clarifying her remarks. We explore why some people don't get sick after they're infected with the virus,

and why their role in its spread is still unclear. But first, here's what happened today.

The World Health Organization said today that a persistent increase in cases in Latin America

is of deep concern as hospitals across the region come under increasing strain.

This comes one day after Anthony Fauci, the U.S. government's top infectious disease expert,

said the pandemic is far from over. China is offering employees of some large state-run companies

the option to be inoculated with two vaccines currently in development. The government would only hand out the vaccine to workers intending to travel overseas.

The European Union plans a gradual and partial easing of a ban on most travel to the block

beginning July 1st.

In May, the price of white bread dropped the most since World War II.

That's according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Dress prices and car insurance fell by the most

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