It is at this time that the next great overvoltage will occur, will now warn the managers
Here is what you should expect according to the latest forecasts.
The United States was shaken by aSurge Massive Covid Last winter, motivated almost entirely by the omicron variant to spread rapid. At that time there was500,000 to 700,000 new cases Being reported each week, according to the centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Fortunately, we have seen such high figures for a while, because infections started to drop regularly in February and March. But cases are increasing again thanks to even more infectious omicron subvins. According to the latest CDC data, the cowled cases have increasedmore than 21% In the last week only with more than 64,000 new infections reported. Although this is hardly the level we saw during the reign of Omicron, some experts already warn the Americans of the next great overvoltage. Read the rest to find out what civil servants then predict.
Read this then:Dr. Fauci warns all people vaccinated to "make sure" to do so "now".
More than half of Americans have already been infected with COVID.
At this stage of the pandemic, it is almost guaranteed that you or someone you are near have been struck with COVID. According toA report of April 29 From the CDC, 60% of all Americans - including around 75% of children - were infected by COVID in February 2022. And the majority of these infections were the result of the OMICRON, noted the agency.
"These results illustrate a high infection rate for the Omicron variant, especially in children," said the CDC. "Vaccination remains the safest strategy to prevent complications from Sars-Cov-2 infection, including hospitalization in children and adults."
Officials say that the next major cocvid wave could hit later this year.
The Biden administration is now preparing for another significant vague vague this fall. A White House official warned during a briefing thatThey currently project 100 million Americans - or approximately 30% of the population - could contract cocvide this fall or this winter,The Washington PostReported on May 6. According to the newspaper, this point should be motivated by new omicron subvariants which will spread to the United States at a time when many will have immunity against infection.
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But cases could start to increase in other states earlier than that.
Although officials do not expect the United States to have another wave on a country level before at least fall, some states could experience their own wave earlier than that. The White House manager predicted that the next Coronavirus wave would hit the South this summer, largely driven by the increase in temperature forcing people inside. Then, in the fall, the official predicts that the point of infections will begin to spread in the rest of the country.
Other experts share this expectation, especially since a similar model was observed in 2020 and 2021. "For any reason, we see seasonality in these peaks. We see a very high case rate in the South for The summer months, maybe because so many people are inside because it's so hot there, "Mercedes Carnethon, PhD, epidemiologist at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, saidThe Washington Post.
The next major push depends on a number of different factors.
However, none of these projections is certain, because there are various factors that could change the country's coastal problems. The White House manager said the100 million figures is partly based on the hypothesis that there will be a lack of federal resources allocated by the Congress,The New York Timesreported.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
According to the newspaper, the Biden administration pushed the Congress to $ 22.5 billion in emergency aid for coastal tests, therapies and vaccines this year, but the Republicans insisted that the number is considerably reduced to only $ 10 billion. Without this, it is likely that many people vaccinated and previously infected could be reinfected by a vague cocvid in the fall, according to the White House manager.
"What they say seems reasonable - it is on the pessimistic side of what we have projected in the modeling of the Covid -19" "scenario" "Justin Lessler, PHD, epidemiologist at the University of North Carolina Gillings School of Global Public Health, saidThe Washington Post . "It is always difficult to predict the future with regard to Covid, but I think we are now at a time when it is even more difficult than normal. Because there is so much sensitivity, in terms of These long -term trends, to things that we do not do not understand exactly the virus and [human] behavior. "
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