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A little over a year after its start, the Pandemic of Covid-19 finally begins to show lasting signs it descended. And as the number of cases reported at the national levelcontinues to fall, many health experts become optimistic that the virus will continue to retire asVaccinations increase. But in a recent address, the presidentJoe Biden Warned that the nation had not yet crossed the finish line, saying that COVID cases could no longer strike in some places if the right steps were not taken. Read it to see which areas should be cautious in the coming months.

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During a press conference of May 17, Biden pointed out that the date represented a meaningful "step" as it was on the first day, the 50 states had reported a decline in cases because the pandemic started. But he quickly reminded the public that the fight was still not over, saying, "Now, I can not promise that it will continue that way. We know there will be advances and setbacks, and we know there are many outbreaks that could happen. "

Biden continued to warn the public of the potential ofcase to overcome again in certain places. "If the uncaptivated is vaccinated, they will protect themselves and other people not validated around them. If they do not, states with low vaccination tariffs may see that these rates rise [and that we can ] See this inverted progress. "

The President has continued to emphasize theVaccine efficiency, saying that those who have not yet received their doses "will end up paying the price" in the coming months. "Since vaccination is practical and free, it will be a tragedy if - and unnecessary case to see cases of covidants among those who are not vaccinated ride," he said.

Biden continued to focus on the importance of the public getting their shots to help put an end to the end of the pandemic, saying, "We did not fight this virus. We still have tens of millions of people to vaccinate. But we make significant progress. "

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But while the president spoke of a major step thanks to the fall of business, he also suggested that the next day would bring the announcement of another major explanation. And during a press briefing held by the White House Response Team Covid-19 May 17,Rochelle Walensky, MD, Director of Disease Control and Prevention Centers (CDC), said 60% of people aged 18 and over in the United States had received at least one dose of coronavirus vaccine.

Walensky also added that more than 4.1 million adolescents and adolescents aged 12 to 17 had already received theirfirst dose of vaccine, days after the food and the administration of the drug (FDA) authorized the shots of Pfizer for theYounger age group, Reports CNN. "We must continue to ensure the vaccine coverage is uniform across the country," she said. "It will force us to meet people where they are, to listen to their concerns and help people make an informed decision on vaccination."

The President's custody message also come from days after the CDC has announced the mostimportant change in its COVID guidelines To date, suggesting that it is secure for entirely vaccinated people to be indoors and outdoors without masks. During an interview with Fox NewsChris Wallace May 16, Walensky published a warning similar to that of BidenCases could increase again In some areas if local officials do not consider the conditions in their competences before changing the public health precautions.

"I want to make sure everyone understands ... we are not a homogeneous country," she explained. "There are places thathave more illnessWhether others and less immunization rates than others, and what I would say is in these communities, they should always look in these communities before removing mask policies. "

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