COVID-19 metrics keep ticking up, as the calendar counts down toward the end of September, when an updated vaccine is expected to be made available.
data for the week ending Aug. 12. While 12,613 new hospital admissions is relatively low, compared to this time last year, it is twice the number that hospitals reported at the end of June. The uptick of COVID activity has captured the attention of nearly half the nation, according to a recentPublic health experts are eager to talk about autumn vaccines, particularly after last fall’s “tripledemic” that overwhelmed some hospitals amid a surge of flu, RSV, and COVID.in September or October.
Experts told CNBC that people should consider getting the updated COVID vaccine as soon as it’s available, and for most people, it’s probably safe to wait until the end of September, when the new vaccine is expected to come out. “Some of us may get impacted, but I don’t expect us to see a huge wave in a short period of time between now and the next month or two,” Mark Mulligan, MD, director of the NYU Langone Vaccine Center, told
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