Wisconsin, Missouri and Louisiana were among the latest states to confirm cases.īut delta remains the dominant variant, making up more than 99% of cases and driving a surge of hospitalizations in the north.
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states by Sunday, including in the Northeast, the South, the Great Plains and the West Coast. Omicron had been detected in about a third of U.S. “We all feel very badly about the hardship that has been put on not only on South Africa but the other African countries.” “Hopefully we’ll be able to lift that ban in a quite reasonable period of time,” Fauci said. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has blasted such measures as “travel apartheid." They were imposed as the omicron variant exploded in the region, but U.N. “But we have really got to be careful before we make any determinations that it is less severe or it really doesn’t cause any severe illness, comparable to delta.”įauci said the Biden administration is considering lifting travel restrictions against noncitizens entering the United States from several African countries. “Thus far, it does not look like there’s a great degree of severity to it,” Fauci said.
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Reports from South Africa, where it emerged and is becoming the dominant strain, suggest that hospitalization rates have not increased alarmingly. Anthony Fauci, told CNN's “State of the Union” that scientists need more information before drawing conclusions about omicron's severity. President Joe Biden's chief medical adviser, Dr.
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health officials said Sunday that while the omicron variant of the coronavirus is rapidly spreading throughout the country, early indications suggest it may be less dangerous than delta, which continues to drive a surge of hospitalizations.