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Today, the head of the CDC has warned a "unvaccinated pandemic". As theDelta variant becomes the dominant world in the world, the cases are rising in the United States in almost all states, but the most dangerously in the states with the lowestvaccination rates. Or exactly? Read it to see where Dr. Rochelle Walensky, Director of Disease Control and Prevention Centers (CDC), said the last hotspots, during the response team briefing of the House White Covid- 19 today. And to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss theseSure sign that you have "Long" Covid and may even know.

The head of the CDC started with disturbing numbers. "CDC reported more than 33,000 new CVIV-19 cases. Our seven-day average is about 26,300 cases a day. And this represents an increase of nearly 70% of the average of the seven previous days," a -Do she declared. We have not seen an increase like this for months. "The average of the seven days of the hospital admissions is around 2,790 per day, an increase of about 36% of the seven previous days. And after weeks of decline, the average daily deaths of seven days increased from 26% to 211 a day. " Keep reading to see who gets sick.

"There is a clear message that goes through: it becomes a pandemic of non-proceduching. We see cases of cases in some parts of the country with low vaccine coverage because non-vaccinated people are in danger and that Communities are fully vaccinated. Carener well. "Keep reading to see which parts of the United States are the most exposed.

"You can see the models of local epidemics in the slide of community transmission, blue and yellow counties have a low or moderate transmission," she said. "Orange and red counties have a major transmission to the left left. You can see where we were just a little bit of months and compare it to the place where we are now right over the last week , 10% of counties have risen the risk of transmission in the red and 7% of counties have moved into a substantial risk in Orange. Counties most often correspond to low-immunization counties. "

"The good news is that if you are fully vaccinated, you are protected against the serious hospitalization and death of Covid, and are even protected against known variants, including the circulating delta variant in this country," said Walensky. "If you are not vaccinated, you stay at risk. And our biggest concern is that we will continue to see avoidable cases, hospitalizations and sadly unvaccinated deaths. Finally, I want to reiterate the importance of being vaccinated completely. I wish to reiterate that people who have obtained the Pfizer and Madrona vaccines are the most effective, especially when the delta variant, when two shots in a series, the two vaccines are more effective two weeks after the second dose. , with each 90%. Effectiveness against serious illness, hospitalization and death. In real-world studies, not increasing the series that are partially vaccinated at risk of illness. We encourage people vaccinated in Appendix three or four weeks after your first dose. But if you are beyond that window, I want to repeat, there is no bad time to get your second shot, do it for yourself, your family and your community. And please do it to protect your young children who cry now can not be vaccinated with that. "

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"It is clear that the delta variant is dominant in the world," saidDr. Anthony Fauci, the Chief Medical Officer of the President and Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, saying that it is in 100 countries, noting "the extraordinary surge of the domination of this variant around the world". He said that "see an increment in our own country to the point of now having more than 50% of domination and in some regions of the country greater than 70%". So get vaccinated when it becomes at your disposal and protecting your life and the lives of others, do not visit any of these 35 places you are most likely to catch Covid .