February 20, 2021 Issue, Page 3 of 8

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February 20,2021 ews Plummeting cases in US show a path to crushing COVID-19 Jill R. Shah and Emma San Francisco. “They generally Midwest and Western states shots could be given to cover infections from increasing, he Astretch of new events Court, Bloomberg News come down from some combi- through the fall. However, the close to 30% of Americans. added. and holidays — from the nation of changes in behavior, latest surge worsened nearly And these estimates, based Researchers at Cedars- recent Super Bowl and Chi- COVID-19 cases and changes in government policy everywhere in January, pro- on vaccination rates over the Sinai recently claimed to have nese New Year to Mardi Gras, hospitalizations are dropping and the impact of immunity.” ducing the deadliest month last week, should rise substan- found a U.S. variant in Cali- St. Patrick’s Day and then dramatically across the U.S., Infectious disease experts so far. tially as more vaccine supply fornia linked to the holiday Passover and Easter in April agree it's way too early to call Since then, the numbers becomes available. season in Los Angeles. That suggesting that measures to an end to the pandemic. The Still, the highly-contagious finding has prompted new — are expected to test social interrupt transmission are declines follow a surge tied to have leveled off or declined. U.K. variant, known by sci- concern about the role being distancing commitments mov- working, at least for now. the Thanksgiving and Christ- Ali Mokdad, a professor of entists as B.1.1.7, is already played to date by the new ing forward. health metrics at the Univer- mutations. More than 27.6 million mas holiday season, and infec- sity of Washington's Insti- tied to about 1% to 4% of U.S. “Which one wins and Americans have tested posi- tion levels remain roughly on tute of Health Metrics and infections and is predicted to “There's no consensus yet whether we have a fourth tive, likely giving them some par with trends from last fall become the dominant strain on what to think of that,” surge is sort of the great Evaluation, said that after degree of immunity. A rising at around 91,000 new cases the holiday surge, Americans by late March or April, accord- Armstrong said. “Across the unknown at this point,” said number — 11.8% of the popu- confirmed daily. began to behave much more ing to Gregory Armstrong, U.S., what's happened in the Wachter at the University of lation — has now received Rochelle Walensky, head cautiously. director of the Advanced last several months, this surge California-San Francisco. at least one dose of a vac- of the U.S. Centers for Disease “Ifyou look at our data, Molecular Detection Program that peaked in the beginning Last year’s Mardi Gras cine. And data gathered from Control and Prevention, on the week after Thanksgiving, at the CDC. of January, alot of people mobile phones suggest people Sunday rang a warning bell. the week after Christmas, it ‘That may set up a race have looked at this and have festival dramatically acceler- are being more cautious day- “We are nowhere out of the was dead silence,” Mokdad between vaccine dispersals, not seen anything in the virus ated transmission in Loui- to-day. If cases keep falling, woods,” she said on CBS's said. “People stayed at home, which are likely to rise, and itself that would explain it.” siana, eventually leading to it could buy time for the “Face the Nation,” adding that even cell-phone calls went the ability of the virus to In contrast, B.1.1.7 already secondary localized epidemics vaccination effort to take hold “now is the time to double down.” spread among Americans who made up about 80% of cases in throughout the South, accord- in the warm summer months ‘The country is still far aren’t yet immunized, some ing to a preprint by scholars at ahead, potentially underpin- down” on mitigation efforts. short of herd immunity, the experts say. parts of the U.K. by the time ‘The Scripps Research Institute If those efforts are relaxed early concerns were raised ning a long-sought economic “with increasingly transmis- time when the country has ‘Armstrong emphasized in and Tulane University. recovery. sible variants out there,” she so much protection from the an interview that the muta- about it, Armstrong said. Eventually, COVID-19 may Health experts, though, dominant strain that it can no tion today remains at relative- ‘The U.S., however, lags reach an endemic state and anticipate challenges. Inocula- said, “we could be in a much longer spread effectively. That ly low levels. Even if the U.K. behind many other countries, become seasonal like other tions need to outpace highly more difficult spot.” will likely require 70% to 85% variant — which is believed including the U.K., in its coronaviruses, the common contagious variants from the Walensky’s warning comes of the 330 million Americans to be 50% more transmis- genomic surveillance, in which cold and influenza, said Brian U.K. and South Africa that as some states, including Iowa be either vaccinated or have sible — accounted for 10% of scientists use genetic data to Fisher, a senior scholar at are now in the U.S. And the and Montana, ease mandates natural protection, experts all known infections, it would track the spread of different the Penn Center for Clinical upcoming holidays — Spring on mask wearing and as the say. drive cases up by just 5%, ac- strains of a disease. Epidemiology and Biostatis- Break, Easter and Mother's CDC emphasizes that tamp- At the present vaccination cording to Armstrong. In the near term, new tics. The endemic state will Day included — hold the ing down community spread rate, enough doses will have ‘That's “small enough that dominant variants can be still need to be addressed with threat of group gatherings is key to safely reopening been administered by Spring we're not even going to be able expected to exert counter vaccines, he said, including that can swiftly boost the schools — a priority of the Break in mid-March to cover to detect it,” Armstrong said. updated ones. virus’s spread. about 15% of the U.S. popula- Still, as the variant pressure to the forces that are “The history of surges is Biden administration. tion with two doses, accord- becomes more prevalent, driving cases lower. Mean- “Now, how we get there is they do come down,” said Early on, the country ing to the Bloomberg vaccine adherence to measures like while, holiday seasons and big up for debate, and there likely Robert Wachter, chair of the experienced regional surges in tracker. By Easter Sunday, mask-wearing, social distanc- events that traditionally draw will be some increased periods department of medicine at the northeast last spring, Sun that will rise to about 20% ing and vaccination will have people together have often of increased transmission still the University of California- Belt states in the summer and and by Mother's Day enough to be even better to prevent matched up with case surges. ahead,” he said. Oil & Gas Report for the State of Oklahoma for Feb. 9-15, Section Township Barrels Section POOLING : of oll Per Township County Well Name Range | Operator Location Depth Day MCF County Range. 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