COVID-19 levels are gradually increasing in the U.S., driven by FLiRT variants, leading to hotspots emerging in various regions and a rise in transmission rates and emergency-department visits.
Past patterns and studies indicate a typical cycle for COVID-19 spikes in the U.S., with smaller increases in the spring and summer following a large winter wave, potentially due to inherent virus characteristics.
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