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This autumn could bring dangerous developments in theCOVID-19 [Feminine Pandemic, an expert warns. Michael Osterholm, epidemiologist and director of the Infectious Disease Research Center at the University of Minnesota, analyzed the current coronavirus trajectory and what she could have in hand in the coming months on the last episode of hisPodcast. Read more - and to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss theseSure sign that you have "Long" Covid and may even know.

After detailing the number of countries where the delta variant is removed - including China, Australia and U.S.-Osterholm, said: "This virus is nowhere close to being done with us."

"I know we're growing up very tired," he said. "But we see the country after the country after the country passes through overvoltages. The case numbers fall for a period of time, then another overvoltage. And I think that will continue to be a model for a while, Until we get the majority of most of the vaccinated world. "

"It's not a surprise for me that overvoltage is here," osterholm said. "We had more than enough human wood to burn for this coronavirus forest fire."

He added: "We still have at least 85 to 90 million people who could be vaccinated that are not. It's a lot of wood for this burning virus."

"Even the optimistic vaccinations will take place to have a limited impact on the height and speed of the overvoltage movement," osterholm said. "Why? Because four to six weeks have to develop immunity even after the series of vaccines."

"The number of current hospitalizations has increased by 64,200 over the last month," Osterholm said. "If the pace continues in the next month, we will go beyond our peak of 135,000 hospitalizations during the winter thrust. The impact these cases have on the American health system, especially in certain regions, but even in the country, but even in the country, can not be overestimated. "

"Nearly 700 Americans now die every day of Covid, only 600 years last week," osterhom said. "It is important to note that the number of deaths is well below what we lived during the summit in January when we were about 3,300 deaths a day. As we see in the United Kingdom, the vaccines clearly played A major. Role in reducing the number of deaths from the number of cases. "

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Osterholm interviewed why several states no longer brought new cases of daily Covid. "The reality is that this phase of Covid-19 is dangerous and could lead to fatal results," osterholm said. "I hope more attention should be given to that. Why do states reduce?"

"They had essentially broken down those systems they had put in place to collect cases to the maximum of the first surges of the pandemic and thinking it was finished with the summer. But we need this re-established fastest. possible, what is happening in the United States right now in hot spots. According toThe New York Times Article of this last Tuesday, US hospitals begin to buckle. "

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"One in five icus in the country is now at a capacity of 95% or more," Osterholm said. "Seven states have now had hospitalizations exceeding recorded levels, even during previous winter or summer peaks. It is clear that patients receive less than optimal care."

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"Unfortunately, the school's environment will now be a serious challenge. And in a sense, we have this current experience and our children are those who are experienced," osterholm said.

He said he wanted his grandchildren to be at school to learn in person, but noted that many schools have not changed ventilation standards, effective masking is not sufficiently discussed, and Many parents are unvaccinated. "So, there will be sources of transmission to their children or their children, anyway. But once it happens, it enters the school. Once it's in the school, C ' is like lighting a match in a very, very small bunch of wood that finally becomes the fire of the forest. "So talk to your school on their precautions and cross this pandemic at your healthier, do not miss these 35 places you are most likely to catch Covid .