Concerns are rising as COVID-19 cases are increasing in several states and the District of Columbia, with the CDC estimating growth in at least 12 states. The possibility of a summer surge looms as new virus variants threaten to disrupt the declining trend in the US. NSW is bracing for a challenging flu season with a triple threat of cold/flu, COVID-19, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), expecting a rapid increase in influenza cases over the next six to eight weeks. A new more dangerous group of mpox viruses is on the rise, posing a global risk.
Cases of a new more dangerous group of #mpox viruses are rising, posing a risk to people around the world. @CDCgov https://t.co/Vs8FWtMFX0
COVID "likely growing" in D.C. and 12 states, CDC estimates https://t.co/9vdkm6wC6Q
COVID-19 infections are now likely growing in at least 12 states and the District of Columbia, the CDC estimated Friday, as health authorities are watching for signs the virus might be starting to accelerate again after a springtime lull. https://t.co/YtaCa2JHzq
NSW will be hit with a triple whammy of cold/flu, Covid and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) this flu season, with influenza cases “likely” to increase rapidly over the next six to eight weeks. MORE 👉 https://t.co/eYbjVPkY4z https://t.co/Jm16ujdi9p
Covid-19 levels are about the lowest they’ve ever been in the US, but another new crop of virus variants once again threatens to disrupt the downward trend as the country heads into summer. https://t.co/uAQiLhje6B
With mpox cases are up the first few months of 2024, there's concern that we may in for a summer surge. https://t.co/fPGhD7ZT7w https://t.co/CPhJ1vud49