During the Delta surge that began over the summer, there were about 690,000 preventable Covid-19 hospitalizations in the United States that cost nearly $14 billion dollars, according to new ...

We have three vaccines on the market and 60% of adults fully vaccinated. So why are COVID-19 cases spiking higher than last summer? It comes down to three reasons, experts say.

(NEXSTAR) – Last year, at the height of our summer surge, the U.S. saw an average 66,784 new COVID-19 cases per day, according to New York Times data. Over a year later, we have three vaccines ...

(NEXSTAR) – Last year, at the height of our summer surge, the U.S. saw an average 66,784 new COVID-19 cases per day, according to New York Times data. Over a year later, we have three vaccines ...

Last year, at the height of our summer surge, the U.S. saw an average 66,784 new COVID-19 cases per day, according to New York Times data. We have three vaccines on the market and 60% of adults ...

A surge in COVID-19 infections has swept the country this summer, upending travel plans and bringing fevers, coughs and general malaise. It shows no immediate sign of slowing. While most of the ...

We have three vaccines on the market and 60% of adults fully vaccinated. So why are COVID-19 cases spiking higher than last summer? It comes down to three reasons, experts say.

(NEXSTAR) – Last year, at the height of our summer surge, the U.S. saw an average 66,784 new COVID-19 cases per day, according to New York Times data.. Over a year later, we have three vaccines ...

(NEXSTAR) – Last year, at the height of our summer surge, the U.S. saw an average 66,784 new COVID-19 cases per day, according to New York Times data. Over a year later, we have three vaccines ...

A surge in COVID-19 infections has swept the country this summer, upending travel plans and bringing fevers, coughs and general malaise. It shows no immediate sign of slowing. While most of the ...

The COVID-19 summer surge is here. “COVID has become part of our lives, but we never took our eyes off it,” said infectious disease physician Supriya Mannepalli.