Delta COVID-19 Variant Poses Greatest Risk to Unvaccinated Americans in These States
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Delta COVID-19 Variant
Poses Greatest Risk , to Unvaccinated Americans
in These States.
The Delta variant was first detected in India.
It is currently surging in the U.K. and parts of Europe.
According to new research,
the variant is rising at a fast pace in U.S. counties
where fewer people have been vaccinated.
While over 45 percent of all Americans
have been fully vaccinated, some states are
more than 10 percent below the national average.
When we look across the United States, we see wide variance in terms of vaccination rates, Scott Gottlieb, Former Commissioner U.S. Food and Drug Administration, via CNN.
These states
include Alabama, .
Arkansas, .
Louisiana, .
Mississippi, .
Tennessee .
and Wyoming.
Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, Missouri, show very substantial upsurges of infection.
That's based entirely on how much population-wide immunity you
have based on vaccination, Scott Gottlieb, Former Commissioner U.S. Food and Drug Administration, via CNN.
Experts continue to maintain that vaccination
is the most effective way to defeat the virus.
More than 600,000 people in the U.S. have died
in the 500 days since the pandemic began
Poses Greatest Risk , to Unvaccinated Americans
in These States.
The Delta variant was first detected in India.
It is currently surging in the U.K. and parts of Europe.
According to new research,
the variant is rising at a fast pace in U.S. counties
where fewer people have been vaccinated.
While over 45 percent of all Americans
have been fully vaccinated, some states are
more than 10 percent below the national average.
When we look across the United States, we see wide variance in terms of vaccination rates, Scott Gottlieb, Former Commissioner U.S. Food and Drug Administration, via CNN.
These states
include Alabama, .
Arkansas, .
Louisiana, .
Mississippi, .
Tennessee .
and Wyoming.
Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, Missouri, show very substantial upsurges of infection.
That's based entirely on how much population-wide immunity you
have based on vaccination, Scott Gottlieb, Former Commissioner U.S. Food and Drug Administration, via CNN.
Experts continue to maintain that vaccination
is the most effective way to defeat the virus.
More than 600,000 people in the U.S. have died
in the 500 days since the pandemic began