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AsThe Delta variant Continues its propagation across the United States, many parts of the country have trouble monitoring and fighting.COVID And hospitalizations are soaring all the country, overwhelming hospital systems in states hard affected. Some cities even ask for residents of "Use 911 with parsimony"Because they can not handle other emergencies in the middle of the current overvoltage of the Delta. But as some areas achieve these scenario situations at worst cases, other parts of the country can not be far behind.

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Scott Gottlieb, MD, the former Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), "said CNBC he expects thespread delta variant To remain important in the months to come, transfer his thrust in different parts of the country at different times.

"You will see the Delta Wagon course through probably between end of September to October," said Gottlieb during an interview of August 13 on the CNBCSafe. "I hope we will be on the other side or coming from the other side in November, and we will not see a great infection push after that on the other side of this wave of Delta."

The Delta surge is currently upheld in the South. According to a CNN analysis of the US Department of Human and Human Services (HHS), eight states now constituteHalf of all hospitalizations of Covid, with almost all southern states: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada and Texas. But the rates of infections and Delta hospitalizations will soon slow here and begin to increase in the Tri-State region of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, said Gottlieb.

"It's a great country and the Delta wave is going through the country in a regionally," he explained. "In September, I hope you will see on the other side of this curve in the south very clearly, but the cases will pick up in the northeast, the Great Lakes region, perhaps the north-west of the Pacific ... This will probably coincide with a school restart, some companies coming back if you also look last summer. "

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After October, Gottlieb said he expects Delta's variants infections to calm down throughout the country - but that does not mean that Covid will completely party. "We are transitioning a pandemic to be more of an endemic virus, at least here in the United States and probably other Western markets," he explained. An endemic virus is the one that remains in the country at a relatively low frequency, such as flu.

He added, "It's not a binary point in time, but I think that after crossing this wave of delta, it will become more an endemic disease where you just see a kind of persistent infection through the winter ... but not at the levels we certainly live right now, and it does not necessarily depend on the booster. "

Gottlieb also suggested that the coronavirus will beAround years During an April interview with CNBC, saying that the United States should never reach "the real immunity of the herd".

"I do not think we should think about reaching the immunity of the flock. I do not know that we never realized a real immunity from the flock, where this virus simply stops from circulating," said Gottlieb on the CNBC.Closure bell. "I think it will always circulate at a low level. This should be the goal, keep the virus level down."

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