Rising COVID-19 Cases: Which States Are Hit Hardest This Summer?
00:00 - Rising COVID-19 Cases: Which States Are Hit Hardest This Summer? 05:21 - Summer COVID Surge in Tri-State: Wastewater Data & Prevention Tips 08:09 - COVID Cases Rising Summer 2024: Do You Need a New Vaccine? 1. Rising COVID-19 Cases: Which States Are Hit Hardest This Summer? As summer kicks in, CDC data reveals a surge in COVID-19 cases across the U.S. Learn which states are experiencing the most significant increases, the impact on young children, and insights into the new COVID variants Nimbus and Stratus. Plus, expert advice on whether you should get a COVID vaccine booster this season. Stay informed and protected with the latest on the COVID-19 summer wave. 2. Summer COVID Surge in Tri-State: Wastewater Data & Prevention Tips The summer 2025 COVID-19 surge has hit the Tri-State area (Northern Kentucky, Southeast Indiana, Southwest Ohio). Wastewater data shows increasing levels of the virus, signaling a rise in cases. Philip Graham from Northern Kentucky Health explains why summer surges occur and shares essential prevention tips: get your booster, stay home when sick, and wear masks in crowded settings. Stay informed about the latest COVID-19 trends and how to protect yourself and your community during this surge. 3. COVID Cases Rising Summer 2024: Do You Need a New Vaccine? As COVID-19 cases rise in over 27 states this summer, many are asking if it's time for another vaccine. We break down the latest information on the summer 2024 COVID wave. In this video, you'll learn about: The current states seeing a rise in COVID cases. The new dominant variant, N.B.1.8.1, and its reported symptoms like the 'razor blade throat'. When the new updated COVID vaccines will be available in the fall and who will be eligible. Expert advice on whether you should get a booster shot now, especially for high-risk groups like older adults, the immunocompromised, and pregnant women. Why hospitalization rates remain low despite the increase in positive tests. What to expect from COVID's typical two annual waves. Stay informed with the latest data from the CDC and insights from infectious disease experts. We'll help you understand your personal risk and make an informed decision about vaccination this summer.
