Texas Experiencing Another COVID-19 Surge
Texas is seeing numbers of new cases it hasn't seen in five months. There were 13,100 new cases reported Friday.
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Texas is seeing numbers of new cases it hasn't seen in five months. There were 13,100 new cases reported Friday.
The highly contagious Delta variant is running rampant and causing a COVID-19 surge in Texas and across the country.
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With no vaccine approved for children under the age of 12, it's believed the more contagious delta variant of Covid-19 could leave kids most vulnerable.
The pharmaceutical company said its early data suggests people's antibody levels jump after they get a third dose.
A new data analysis has identified clusters of unvaccinated people, most of them in Texas and other southern states, that are vulnerable to surges in COVID-19 cases.
This all comes as the Pfizer vaccine is now said to be only 64% effective against the delta variant according to Israel's Health Ministry.
New estimates from the CDC show the Delta variant, a more transmissible and possibly more dangerous strain of coronavirus, now makes up more than half of all new COVID-19 infections in the US.
The latest data from researchers at UT Southwestern shows the alpha variant, also known as the UK variant, remains dominant in North Texas.
