The country's seven-day average of daily new cases has ballooned above 100,000 as of Friday, according to the CDC. That's more than three times higher than this time a year ago.
It's almost June, and Covid cases are surging again — powered by a rising tide of omicron subvariants currently circulating the U.S.as of Friday, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That's more than three times higher than this time a year ago.
And while hospitalizations have remained relatively low during the current wave, some infectious disease experts say the virus' unpredictable nature could lead to a fickle Covid summer."But I think things are going to get worse, and then they're going to better again."of Covid's omicron variant, all hitting the U.S. after many of the country's pandemic restrictions were lifted.
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