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It is only almost two years in the pandemic that the arrival of the Omicron variant has pushed the numbers to their highest points to date. The summit reached on January 14 saw a national average ofNearly 808,000 new cases per day Before entering a regular and sustained drop that would last for months, according to data from the Washington Post. But unfortunately, the past few weeks have seen national increases upwards, some states seeing coastal infections already increased as expertsWarn the new subvariants who could createYet another national point.

The recent health figures show that the national average of seven days of new cases, increased by 18% to 21 per 100,000 people in last week. And while these figures remain well below the files fixed during the winter peak of omicron, the experts now warn that the infections couldnationally If the virus evolves again.

"A complete increase in summer will really depend on a variant by emerging.Keri Althoff, PhD, professor of epidemiology at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, saidUSA today. "These transmitted variants are good at finding pockets of non -vaccinated people, and these people risk more hospitalization and death."

Other officialshas echo the warnings That we probably had not seen the last surprise of the virus, especially if history is an indication. "You know, if you take a step back and look at the last two winters, we have had relatively important overvoltages," said the coordinator of the White House Covid-19Ashish Jha, MD, said during an appearance of May 8 on ABCThis week. "We examine a range of models, both internal and external models. And what they predict is that if we do not have to advance, we will have a lot of decreasing immunity, this virus continues to evolve, and we can see a fairly large wave of infections, hospitalizations and deaths this fall and this winter. "

In a tweet published later in the day, Jha pleaded for more federal funding to help prevent future waves of infectionBring hospitalization and mortality rates of the virus Save with them.

"The main thing is as follows: we are at a time of the pandemic where we know how to manage the virus," he wrote. "To maintain low infections, avoid serious illnesses and protect the most vulnerable. And this is our goal at the moment."

Read the rest to see which states have experienced overweight over 50% in last week to May 10, according to data fromThe Washington Post.

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• New cases in the last seven days:34 cases per 100,000 people
• Percentage of increase in the last seven days:53%

The daily average of COVVI-19 cases in Delaware has recently increased. theLevel of community propagation in the county of Kent- One of the three counties of the State - is currently listed as "average", with a total of 216.8 new cases reported for 100,000 people on May 9, according to Covid Act Now.

• New cases in the last seven days:8 cases for 100,000 people
• Percentage of increase in the last seven days:55%

The last tip of the Mississippi has seen a drastic jump in recent days, with thedaily average state having jumped 243% in the last two weeks at 241The temperature. Fortunately, hospitalizations and deaths have not followed suit and still decrease.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

• New cases in the last seven days:8 cases for 100,000 people
• Percentage of increase in the last seven days:59%

The number of growing cases in Louisiana comes while hospitalizations are starting to show signs of ramp up. thedaily average state had checked four% in the past two weeks at 61The temperature. Fortunately, deaths decreased by 28% to a daily average of three over the same period.

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• New cases in the last seven days:42 cases per 100,000 people
• Percentage of increase in the last seven days:59%

During an update on May 9, Connecticut Gov.Ned Lamont reported that thepositive test rate of the state was 11.3% in the last seven days. The number of hospitalized patients in COVID also increased from 46 to a total of 276 on the same dates.

• New cases in the last seven days:13 cases for 100,000 people
• Percentage of increase in the last seven days:61%

The cases have increased Iowa since the end of March when the State saw itslowest infection of the pandemic of around 70 new cases per day, theIowa capital dispatch reports. Unfortunately, hospitalizations are alsoup 25% in the state in the past two weeks at a daily average from May 9 to 9, according toThe temperature.

• New cases in the last seven days:7 cases for 100,000 people
• Percentage of increase in the last seven days:65%

Since May 9, thePositive test rate in Idaho was 6.5%, according to Covid Act now. Three counties - Washington, Adams and Payette - were also listed as the "yellow" average level of community propagation.

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• New cases in the last seven days:8 cases for 100,000 people
• Percentage of increase in the last seven days:66%

While the cowled cases increase in Arizona, thepositive test rate of the state It was reported at 8% on May 9, according to Covid Act Now. And although hospitalizations remain relatively flat in the past two weeks, deaths have721% increase to a daily average of 34 on May 9, according toThe temperature.

• New cases in the last seven days:14 cases for 100,000 people
• Percentage of increase in the last seven days:90%

The recentCOVID-19 Spike in UTAH has also been followed by an increase in an increase of seven percent of hospitalizations in the past two weeks to a daily average of 75, according toThe temperature. In addition, bothSummit and Grand County are currently listed at the level of "yellow" average community transmission with a positive test rate on the scale of the state of 13.4% on May 9, according to COVVID ACT NOW.

• New cases in the last seven days:48 cases per 100,000 people
• Percentage of increase in the last seven days:131%

Michigan published aPositive test rate of 15.8% Since May 9, according to Covid Act. The County of Grand Traverse was also listed as "Orange"High community transmission level For the virus, which means that the use of facial masks is now recommended in interior public spaces or to take public transport.

• New cases in the last seven days:15 cases per 100,000 people
• Percentage of increase in the last seven days:147%

The latest significant increase in cases, is not the only statistical to go up in South Carolina. According to federal data from the hospital to May 8 analyzed byUSA today,,Hospitalizations on the scale of the state of the virus went to 329 from 290 and 180 four weeks ago. Last week's deaths also increased to 82 compared to 33 the previous week.

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