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While new cases of coronaviruses begin to find the downward trend in some places in the nation, key health leaders warn that Covid-19 cases in some states increases. On aCNBC analysis Data collected by Johns Hopkins University, 21 States now see daily infections of at least 5%. But one of the worst areas of being struck right now? The Midwest, where nine states are experiencing overvoltages.

Centers for disease control and prevention (CDC)Robert Redfield, MD, shared his thoughts on the Midwest states where business is rising during a recent interview with theAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION JOURNAL Howard Bauchner, MD. The middle of the country "is blocked," he said, who, combined with an upcoming influenza season, is an important concern. "We do not need to have a third wave in the Heartland right now. We need to prevent that, as we come to the fall."

The virus will probably continue to spread through rural America, which has been "largely unaffected to date" by the coronavirus epidemic, said former FDA CommissionerScott Gottlieb, MD. "Really, an epidemic can happen anywhere." The Midwest States are following considering a current overvoltage in cases of COVID-19. Read on to see if yours is one of them. And for some encouraging news about a state that has experienced positive developments regarding Covid-19, seeThis old state of "red zone" now has the lowest rate of infection in US U.S.

Things were relatively good for the Hoosier state, about two weeks ago, because the daily infections had fallen less than 500 years on August 19, according toJohns Hopkins University Data. Since then, however, there has been a steady increase in daily cases, culminating on August 24 to 1,660 patients, which is the most reported one day since the beginning of the epidemic. Indiana reopened on June 10, which is not surprisingly coincided with a steady increase in daily infections. For more, discover:10 states about becoming hot spots of Covid, according to experts.

According toJohns Hopkins, Iowa has seen a sharp tip in the daily COVID-19 infections since August 19, which saw only 322 daily infections. In comparison, the state record is close to nearly 2,700 reported cases of August 27 - the highest since the beginning of the epidemic for the HawKeye state.

Kansas could be known as the free state, but it is far from free from Covid-19. May 19, GovernorLaura KellyStart of phase 2 of a limited reopening of the state and, at that date, Kansas has only known 50 daily infections. But the daily cases have been on a slow and steady increase since then, with more than 1,000 infections reported on August 27.

According to Johns Hopkins, Michigan seemed to have a real maneuver on the virus in early June, with only 15 new cases of CVIV-19 reported. On August 30, however, there was a slow and steady inclination of daily cases, with nearly 1,400 reported infections. For more coronavirus news, checkThe only state that saw a second peak of Covid.

Thechronology Daily infections in Minnesota shows a similar model of waves and bottom. Unfortunately, he is currently on the rise. On August 27 showed a large height of daily infections of more than 1,550 new cases, which increased sharply from 222 daily cases on June 15th.

Compared to the other states listed here, the state of Cornhusker has experienced a less dramatic increase in daily CVIV-19 infections. According toJohns HopkinsOn August 23 was only 109 cases, but it had almost tripled 317 cases on August 29th. However, it is a marked improvement of the more than 700 daily infections recorded on May 1st. This can be whyThe director of the CDC has just given Midners America this call for alarm clock.

Of all the states listed here, North Dakota can have the largest increase in coronavirus cases over the last week. According toJohns HopkinsOn August 29 saw a high record of infections of 374. This may not seem terribly high, but throughout the month of June, North Dakota averaged about 35 new daily infections.

The Buckeye State has definitely seen the worst day-to-day coronavirus business of June 15 at the end of July, which saw a peak of several cases of more than 1,700 cases on July 31. While things slow down - and the curve started flattens - there was a troubling trend of more than 600 cases on August 23 to nearly 1,300 August 28, according toJohns Hopkins.

South Dakota has on average less than 100 daily cases throughout most of the summer, according to Johns Hopkins . But since 66 daily infections have been reported on August 26, the cases almost won ten times ten times later the next day, arriving in more than 600. What was behind the sudden thrust? The Sturgis bike rally , apparently, not only leads to the respite of the virus but also made South Dakota One state makes the worst in the management of COVID infections .