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While we start the slow transition of summer to fall, CovidCases continue to increase Across the country. But while the numbers in some states are flourishing, cases in other states begin to tray or even in the fall. Nevertheless, the total United States relates almost as many hospitalizations related to COVID until last winter, before there is a very effective vaccine available for everyone and more. While the alternative delta continues to circulate, the experts predict that the states presenting the greatest number of cases improve, while those who have not yet been victims of overvoltage may be next to see their number. to augment.

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The New York Times reported that on 29 August, the United States has reached a daily average of more than 100,000 COVID hospitalizations, including 40,000 timid ofThe peak of the country last winter. Hospitalizations in the United States increased by nearly 500% over the last two months, mainly in the southern states with low vaccination rates. However, states with solid vaccination rates are not completely exempted, and the Delta variant can soon enter new territories.

Neil Sehgal, PhD, Assistant Professor of Health and Management Policy at the University of Public Health Public Health, told the hill that the climb andfall of covidation case "Will happen at different times and at different locations" throughout the next few months.

"It's a relief of each time we see cases down somewhere that has been ravid-ravid. At the same time, positive news in part of the county do not necessarily reflect at the national level," A-T -he explains. After observing the trajectory of the Delta variant in other countries, experts predicted that areas that will surge can soon see a rapid drop, while others are likely to feel peaks in the near future.

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August 22, epidemiologistMichael Osterholm, Doctorate, director of the infectious research center of the disease at the University of Minnesota, told CNN only if "the alternative delta follows this schema that it took in other countries, we can Wait to see, especially Sun Sun Sun Belt states that are struck so much right now ... a reallyrapid decline in cases Probably in two to three weeks. "

Meanwhile, Osterholm predicted a darker spell for states that are just beginning to see an increase in cases. "The real challenge is what will happen with all the other states where we see increases," he said. "If they are too enlightened, this overvoltage could actually leave in mid-September or later." The prediction of osterholm can be correct because some northern states with solid vaccination rates are beginning to see disturbing signs of a thrust.

Read to seeWHAT STATES have experienced 30% or more COVID overvoltages in the last week from August 31, depending on the data ofThe Washington Post.

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• New cases over the last seven days:69 cases per 100,000 people
• Increase in percentage of the last seven days:32%

The associated press reported that last week, Western Virginia saw itsLarger number of weekly cases From Covid from the peak in the case in January. WithCase up 163% Over the past two weeks, some state officials have begun to be severe on COVID mitigation measures. "You have toto get vaccinated, "Governor of Western VirginiaJim Justice Said at a briefing on August 27th. "The more vaccinated, the less it will die. It's absolutely the way it's."

The recent reopening of schools could make overvoltage even worse. The state is currently experiencing more than 25 yearsEPIDEMIES IN SCHOOLSFor more than 13 counties, by the Department of Education of Western Virginia. Although justice is opposed to a state mask mandate in schools, it is a defender of vaccinating children. The governor stated that he was ready to "move very quickly" to put pressure on vaccinations of children under 12, "if and when" disease control and prevention centers (CDC) lights up . In the meantime, justice stated that it was "totally committed to making a vaccination back to school for those 12 years and older".

• New cases over the last seven days:71 cases per 100,000 people
• Increase in percentage of the last seven days:33%

Oklahoma rising covidus cases completely submerged local hospitals. "In the 123-year-old accommodation of our hospital, we have not seen a unique diagnosis impact on resources available for others so significantly", "Tammy Powell, President of Saint-Anthony Hospital in Oklahoma City, saidThe Washington Post.

And future prospects are not particularly promising, some experts warn.George monks, MD, a member of the Board of Directors of the Oklahoma State Medical Association, shared a model with a local KFOR press station that concluded up to 80% of the elderly elemental children who do not have obtained from Covid or the vaccinewill contract the virus Within 60 days if schools do not take precautions, such as masking and testing.

• New cases over the last seven days:63 cases per 100,000 people
• Increase in percentage of the last seven days:33%

With cases of Covids always climbing in Indiana, governorEric Holcomb has just renewed theemergency in state public health order for the 18th time. This newest renewal will extend at the end of September. On August 30, AP reported that Indiana schools hadMore new cases of Covid The previous week that never before, with more than 5,500 new cases reported among students.

August 27, State Health CommissionerKristina Box, MD and chief doctorLindsay Weaver, MD, delivered his first Covid Briefing since the end of July. "I want Hoosiers to understand that thedecisions they make other"," Said the box during the briefing. " It is incredibly disappointing to have effective tools such as Covid-19 vaccine and still have nearly half of our eligible population refuses to get it. "

• New cases over the last seven days:68 cases per 100,000 people
• Increase in percentage of the last seven days:34%

During the last weekend, Alaska had 151 people at the hospital with Covid. The state has not seen these many residents requiring hospitalization for COVID since December 20, 2020. As theAnchorage Daily News reported,Jared Kosin, President of the Association of Hospitals of the State of Alaska and nursing, said the state had "hit new highsAnd it looks like we are not finished yet ... do not deceive yourself: it's a crisis. "Kosin warned that" if things continue to accelerate, it is the scenario that we do not speak, that we have not spoken about them other states, unfortunately, have crossed. "

• New cases over the last seven days:39 cases for 100,000 people
• Increase in percentage of the last seven days:37%

The experts do not see increasing cases in North Dakota will slow down soon. Former state health managerStephen McDonough, MD, says theGrand Forks Herald that the state is "heading in aabsolute disaster This autumn. "McDonough noted that more children and young people will probably be a significant percentage of cases.AVISTH NAGPAL, MD, specialist leader of Infectious diseases of Sanford Health in Fargo, told the newspaper that the current workload is worried. "I think we're worse for example this year despite a very good vaccine," he said.

• New cases over the last seven days:38 cases per 100,000 people
• Increase in percentage of the last seven days:41%

The tip in Ohio's cases led to significant changes in the state hospital system. The local NBC WCMH affiliate reported that on 30 August, elective procedures requiring a night at Grant Medical Center were organized and from August 31, patients areOnly a visitor. The Ohio Hospital Association told CMMH that COVID hospitalizations increased by more than 1,200% over the past 60 days.

John Palmer With the Ohio Hospital Association considers that overvoltage could have been prevented "if we all did our part in the community." He told WCMH that vaccinations constitute a key element in the prevention of other cases. However, "If you do not have your vaccination, wear a mask, social distancing, [and] toilet's hands" could also help, he added.

• New cases over the last seven days:18 cases per 100,000 people
• Increase in percentage of the last seven days:51%

Maine has one of theHighest vaccination rates In the United States, but he failed to avoid Delta overvoltage. TheBangor Daily News reported that on July 23, there was only 25Hospitalized patients In Maine with Covid. Five weeks later, this number has increased by more than five times.Robert Horsburgh, MD, professor of epidemiology at the University of Boston, told theBangor Daily NewsThat the lifting of the restrictions and the spread of the more transmissible delta variant have probably contributed to the rise in business in Maine.

Nevertheless, Maine hospitals are not overwhelmed in the same way as many other severely hit state hospitals are. "There is fully while you continue to do non-urgent surgery and that you stay primarily open for business as usual, then it's full when you canceled elective surgeries and still are not all Sure where the next patient will go, "noted Horsburgh.

• New cases over the last seven days:42 cases per 100,000 people
• Increase in percentage of the last seven days:53%

After hundreds of thousands of bikers attended the Rally of Sturgis Motorcycle in South Dakota earlier this month, the state found a significant increase in cases. Ahead of the rally, on August 4, thereported state 657 cases of active Covid. August 25, 10 days after the end of the event, the state declared3,655 active cases. Acknowledging456% increase in cases of Covid. Neither vaccinations nor masks were forced to attend the gathering.

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