- As of Tuesday afternoon, the latest coronavirus update for the U.S. shows that more than 27.1 million COVID-19 cases have been identified here since the onset of the pandemic.
- Although the rate of new infections has decreased, experts like dr. Anthony Fauci, White House medical adviser, said that may change soon.
- The reason for this is the much more transmissible and contagious COVID-19 variant strains from places like South Africa.
The latest coronavirus update from the Johns Hopkins University research team that tracked the pandemic shows that so far there have been more than 27.1 million cases of coronavirus in the US, along with more than 465,000 deaths. As we have noticed on several occasions, the more transferable are new COVID-19 variety systems – which experts like those at the CDC have had as a promising decline in recent days. as well as dr. White House medical adviser Anthony Fauci believes they will soon become the dominant tribes in the US.
The shift comes at exactly the worst time, while state and local governments are finally starting to reduce restrictions on places like restaurants – which are usually limited to a limited maximum capacity as COVID cases have replenished – right as a much stronger wave of new COVID infections may soon materialize. This kind of decision can be seen in Iowa, where the Republican governor of the state lifted the state’s partial mask mandate late last week. The newspaper editorial staff of The Des Moines Registry also decided that Gov. Kim Reynolds had made a decision to remove limits on public gatherings, as well as the number of customers allowed into a business. In an interview with NBC News, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Epidemiologist Infectious Diseases, dr. Justin Lessler, admitted that ‘I’m a bit concerned that it’s premature’ to start removing these kinds of restrictions, and dr. Fauci offers a little extra context in this regard.
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In short, dr. Fauci is worried that we will soon be hit by a narrow wave of the COVID variant strains that are much more contagious – threatening to send things back into the limelight. And you know what comes out of it. More cases = more hospitalizations = more coronavirus deaths.
“What we are seeing now in our country is still a dominant, original wild type virus (against) that the vaccines are very effective at, 94 to 95%,” said dr. Fauci said during the White House COVID-19 response team in the White House. which you can see below. ‘The immediate concern we have is that the fact that we have the 117 (variant) in a significant number of states, with a number of people reporting that modeling would tell us that it could become dominant by the end of March. This is the sobering news. ”
Continue dr. Fauci: ‘A virus is transmissible and virulent, and the degree of transmissibility and the degree of virulence can actually overlap … A virus that has a greater degree of transmissibility will make more people sick. The more people get sick, the more people will be admitted to the hospital. And the more people are hospitalized, the more likely you are to die. ”
The good news is that this negative event is not necessarily a foregone conclusion. According to Dr. Fauci are the COVID vaccines we now have, effective against the British COVID variant (but “less so against the South African” strain). That’s why the current game plan basically involves a race against time – to vaccinate people as quickly as possible and encourage everyone, whether or not vaccinated, to continue with the current public safety protocols.
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Andy is a reporter in Memphis who also contributes to outlets such as Fast Company and The Guardian. If he does not write about technology, he can be protective of his budding collection of vinyl, as well as the nursing of his Whovianism and a variety of TV shows that you probably do not like.