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More than two years after the beginning of the pandemic, the US isalways cope with Covid-19. Fortunately, the last two months saw a radical change in his trajectory after reaching a height of all time in mid-January, with casesdrop of 33% In the last two weeks only at an average of seven days from 29 905 to 20 March, according to data fromThe New York Times. But even like infections tend in the right direction, Chief Councilor House White House CovidAnthony Fauci, MD, is now warned the Americans, there could be another surprise in front of the virus.

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During an appearance on ABCThis week March 20, Fauci pointed out that theThe sustained decline of infections could end soon While the subcap of Ba.2 Omicron continues to spread, all the more time, because many have received their last dose of vaccine. "We will probably see a rise in business as we have seen in the European countries, especially the United States, where they had the same situation we had now," he said. "They have ba.2. They have a relaxing restrictions such as interior masking, and there is immunity."

Fuci also warned that the characteristics of the latest viral offsses itself may be likely to include infections that will strike the United States "it has a degree of benefit of transmission on the original Omicron, but not A multi-fold advantage. So, so it is about 50 to 60% more or more communicable, which ultimately means over time, it could support as a dominant variant, "he explained.

Despite the challenges posed by BA.2, Fauci has always tempered its warning with an optimistic prudent perspective on how anythingThe upcoming overvoltage can be different. "When you look at the cases, they do not seem to be more serious and they do not seem to escape immune responses from vaccines or earlier infections," he said.

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Fauci was not the only expert to express a concern that the last subpowe could send a lot of cases in the United States during a 20 March appearance onFox News Sunday, A general American surgeonVivek mourthy, MD, warned that while he believed we were now better equipped with the virus, ainfections was always possible. "We should be prepared: Covid is not gone," he exhorted. "Our goal should be from the preparation, not on panic."

During an appearance on the face of CBS, the Nation, the former Commissioner at the Food & Drug Administration (FDA)Scott Gottlieb, MD, echoed similar concerns. While it has agreed that cases may not represent anything near the summits observed during the winter, the overall result would depend on the measures taken toSlow the propagation of the virus.

"As well as the mitigation lifting, people come out more, they interact more and a declining immunity of people who are stimulated a long time ago or infected a long time ago. We rely on this immunity, this immunity is- It is not so pronounced right now, so we will see an increase in infection, "he said." I think it's going to be a real test to know if we are able to live or not a semblance normality and not to access the type of attenuation we have invoked in the past ... and so far right now, I do not know that we take all the steps we need to take to protect people vulnerable to cope with this bump and potentially another overvoltage in the next fall. "

When asked if it was time to revive protection restrictions to prevent overvoltage, Fauci said they were not needed. But it advocated for other measures that officials could take to protect against the virus in the future to ensure that such precautions will no longer be necessary.

"The easiest way to prevent [an overvoltage] is to continue to vaccinate vaccinated people. And for those who have been vaccinated, to continue to stimulate them, that's really there we take ourselves in this moment, "he said.

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