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Instead, they are coming to the conclusion that rather than making a long-promised exit, the virus will most likely become a manageable threat that will continue to circulate in the United States for years to come, still causing hospitalizations and deaths but in much smaller numbers.
How much smaller is uncertain and depends in part on how much of the nation, and the world, becomes vaccinated and how the coronavirus evolves.
It is already clear, however, that the virus is changing too quickly, new variants are spreading too easily and vaccination is proceeding too slowly for herd immunity to be within reach anytime soon.
Medical experts originally thought 60-70 percent of Americans getting vaccinated would get us to herd immunity, but they’ve upped that estimate to 80 percent due to the new variants of the virus spreading. Polls show nearly 30 percent of Americans have no plans to get vaccinated. Read the full article here.
This sucks https://t.co/VLuvL1bct4
— Molly Jong-Fast🏡 (@MollyJongFast) May 3, 2021
The people who preached herd immunity in 2020
are now the reason we won't reach herd immunity in 2021.— John Fugelsang (@JohnFugelsang) May 3, 2021
The Republicans who praise Operation Warp Speed, are now the ones who'll keep us from reaching Herd Immunity.
Make it make sense 🙃
— Jake Lobin (@JakeLobin) May 3, 2021
White House coronavirus response director Jeff Zients announced today that over 100 million Americans are now fully vaccinated against the coronavirus. From CNN:
The news comes as CNN reported that Biden’s coronavirus advisers are moving into the next phase of their response, from ramping up availability of Covid-19 vaccines to reaching those who have not yet gotten the shot.
White House officials have three overarching goals for the next 100 days: increasing accessibility, combating misinformation and assisting those without the resources to get vaccinated.
The US has administered approximately 237 million shots of the three Covid-19 vaccines as of Friday morning, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
With 330 million people in the United States, medical experts say the minimum needed in order to reach the goal of ‘herd immunity’ is 70 percent or 231 million.
JUST IN: 100 million US adults are now fully vaccinated, White House says https://t.co/uGiFt34YMN pic.twitter.com/xOukWrNPku
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) April 30, 2021