These 5 states now see covid peaks
While national figures have reached their lowest levels since last June, some places are still climbing up.
Another week has brought new data showing that the fight against the Pandemic of Covid-19 is largely directed in the right direction.COVID CAS at their lowest levels since last June and 50% of the American adult population isfully vaccinated, according to the data of 24 May, centers of disease control and prevention (CDC). But some areas are on a different trajectory, including five states currently seeing COVID spikes, according to data fromThe Washington Post.
The last two weeks have brought a drastic reduction of COVID cases: the average hasFallowed 37 percent Over the past two weeks from May 24,The New York Times reports. But some states look at their averages especially five percent or more.
The last Spikes come as the country states, begin to be aligned with the revised CDC guidelines that vaccinated people can now be outside and insideWITHOUT FACE MASK or social distancing.
During an interview withThe Washington PostMay 20,Anthony Fauci, MD, head of the White House Covid, said we had to overcome a last obstacle to preventFuture Spikes in COVID cases. "If we come to the chairman's goal - that I think we will reach 70% of people to have at least one dose, the adults who are, by the 4th of July, there will be enough protection in the community. That I really do not predict the risk of overvoltage, "Fauci predicted", provided we continue to vaccinate people at the rate we now have. "May 24, 61.5% of US adults havereceived at least a blow, according to CDC data. But there has been a tray at the USAD Covid vaccination rate in recent weeks.
Other experts point out that vaccination rates can remain stable due to an omnipresent myth on Vaccine and COVID survivors. "I guess thelevel of infection Among the non-vaccinated population is probably higher because many people probably do not receive the vaccine because they knew they were already infected: "Scott Gottlieb, MD, former Commissioner at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), said CNBC on May 21st. The CDC said: "You should bevaccinated independently whether you already had Covid-19. This is because experts do not yet know how long you are protected from getting sick after Cvid-19 recovery. Even if you have already recovered from COVID-19, it is possible - although rare - that you can be infected with the virus that causes CVIV-19 again. "
Gottlieb added that COVID's global case numbers are probably downward trends, as people are still relatively conservative when they go out in public and the return of hot weather allows more external interaction. But he warned that the pandemic was unlikely to be declared "over" at any time soon. "I think we're going to have a very quiet summer with regard to the Cournavirus spread, then I have to face again, while we head for winter," he predicted.
For the moment, it is only a handful of states dealing with numbers moving in the wrong direction. Read on what five states see COVID peaks of five percent or more, according to the data of May 25 ofThe Washington Post.
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5 Kansas
New cases over the last seven days:6 cases per 100,000 people
Increase in percentage of the last seven days: 5 percent
4 Arkansas
New cases over the last seven days:6 cases per 100,000 people
Increase in percentage of the last seven days: 6%
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3 Rhode Island
New cases over the last seven days:11 cases per 100,000 people
Increase in percentage of the last seven days: 13%
2 Wyoming
New cases over the last seven days:14 cases for 100,000 people
Increase in percentage of the last seven days: 26%
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Mississippi
New cases over the last seven days:8 cases for 100,000 people
Increase in percentage of the last seven days: 28%
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