“What we see in the data is pretty predictable,” former Arizona Department of Public Health director Will Humble told KSAZ, noting that the stay-at-home order expired two weeks ago, which is the window of time it generally takes new infections to manifest. “I’d expect to continue to see an increase in cases compared to where we were in the middle of May, because we are not using the same intervention, the-stay-at-home order, the distancing, and people are getting back to work.”
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