These 12 states see the worst coverage of Covid

The national average of seven days for new cases is now greater than that of the last summer summit.

Since the summer continues, COVID cases continue to rise through the United States, only one state has seen a decline in new infections, because the variant of very contagious delta continues to spread in the population. In other states, COVID surges arereach their worst levels In the last 12 months, public health officials continue to push more people to be vaccinated.

According to American disease control centers in prevention data (CDC), theThe national average of seven days increased by 72,790 New vaccinations on July 30th. This exceeds the average peak of the last summer of about 68,700, but it was months before vaccines are widely available for the public.

"Although we desperately wanted to be done with this pandemic, Covid-19 is clearly not made with us and therefore, our battle must last a little longer,",Rochelle Walensky, MD, director of the CDC, said at a briefing of the White House Covid on August 2 while discussing the national surge. "It's hard. It's heavy. But, we are together. And as we learn more about Covid, we continue to rely on proven means of protecting us, our children and our loved ones."

Other public health officials also took the wave to share the Walensky outlook. During an appearance on CBSThis morning August 2, U.S. General SurgeonVivek mourthy, MD, says he was "deeply concerned" about theCurrent epidemic and national climb In cases.

"I think what we see again time and time ... with Covid-19 is that it will throw curves to us," said Murthy, pointing out that the Delta variant "is the last curve curve" to affect the trajectory of the pandemic. "And what we need to be ready to do is increase our rhythm of vaccination while we use mitigation measures, including masks," he added.

But while the cases are higher nationally than one year, some places have seen infections overlooking more over the last seven days as others. Read to discover which states see more than 75% increase in COVID cases in the last week as of August 3, according to data fromThe Washington Post.