
Sean P. Conley, the doctor taking care of the US PresidentDonald Trump, has issued anothernightly updateofTrump'srecovery from the novel coronavirus.
He claims thatTrumphas made "substantial progress since diagnosis". Since completing 24 hours of being diagnosed, the President has also successfully the completed his second dose of Remdesivir, the antiviral drug being given toTrumpfor his treatment.
Conley has assured thatTrumphas been fever-free and is not on any oxygen supplement as his saturation levels stayed between 96 and 98 per cent all day.
Trump, after shifting to the Walter Reed Medical Centre, has been busy conducting his Presidential duties and is still working on his re-election campaign for theupcomingUS electionin which he is competing againstDemocratic rivalJoe Biden.
Conley acknowledged that the President is "not yet out of woods" but his team is "cautiously optimistic" about progress ofTrump'shealth.
The President will be continuing with his official duties for theupcoming days, but Conley's team will be closely monitoring his vitals as the next few days will be very critical for the President's health.