Surgeon General Jerome Adams said minority communities face increased risk from the coronavirus because of a number of physical and social ailments and denied allegations that colloquial language he recently used was offensive.
Speaking during the White House task force’s Friday briefing on the coronavirus response, Adams stressed the “alarming” number of black and Hispanic Americans struggling with the disease.
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