Almost all new COVID deaths in the United States have in common, director of CDC
There is an essential common point among almost all new deaths across the country.
While the deaths related to Covid have been on adecline In the last two months, we are not yet out of the wood. According to the CDC, the seven-day average ofDeaths reported in the United States From July 21, 300 years old. While the new variant variant variant more infectious in states is a new threat to the country, experts say we are not completely helpless. Recently, the Director of Disease and Prevention Centers (CDC),Rochelle Walensky, MD, pointed out that almost all these new deaths have a major thing in common - they are largely avoided.
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"Covid-19 vaccines are available for all ages 12 and over," Walensky said on June 22During a briefing of the White House. "They are almost 100% effective against a serious illness and meaning of death, almost all deaths due to Covid-19 are particularly tragic, because almost all deaths, especially in adults, because of COVID-19 , are completely avoidable. " She added that Covid is "an opportunist", which means that as long as there are unpaid people, the virus will continue to be a threat.
June 22, Councilor White House CovidAnthony Fauci, MD, echoed this feeling. He told CNN that people still die of Covid in the United States."Streational" unaccinated.
Hospitalizations in the United States Show a similar trend. A spokesman for Sanford Health, which manages and manages 44 medical centers and more than 200 clinics on four Midwest states, saidUnited States todayonly less than 5% of the 1,456Patients admitted For COVID since January has been fully vaccinated. Another professional has reported a similar situation. "We all see the same thing - when someone falls ill and comes to the hospital, they are much more likely to be young and unvaccinated,"Robert Wachter, MD, Professor and President of the Ministry of Medicine at the University of California, in San Francisco, saidUnited States today.
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According to the CDC, at 23 June, 62.6% of people at the age of 12 received at least one dose of the Covid vaccine and53% are fully vaccinated. Although this seems promising, the experts predict that with the current slowdown in vaccination rates, it is unlikely that the country would respect the objective set by the PresidentJoe Biden Have 70% of the adult population in the United States vaccinated on July 4th.
Although the entirely vaccinated people can always get Covid, studies have shown that vaccines available in the United States arevery effective to prevent severe disease. Vaccinated people who are looking for medical care tend to be people with compromised immune systems, which may not have the full coverage of the vaccine,Rice Todd, MD, Director of theMedical Intensive Care Unit At the Medical Center of the University of Vanderbilt, told NBC News.
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