CDC: Seven-Day Daily Average Of COVID Cases Has Gone Down

The US is seeing a positive trend in COVID-19 cases, with a 16% reduction in the seven-day daily average, now at 65,000 cases per day. Hospitalizations have decreased by 54% since late August, and deaths have also dropped significantly. Despite these improvements, CDC Director Rachel Wilensky emphasizes the importance of continued vigilance, urging Americans to get vaccinated and wear masks to prevent further spread.

What is the current trend of COVID-19 in the US according to the transcript?

• The situation is unpredictable.

• The US is headed in the right direction.

• The situation is worsening.

• There is no change in the situation.

What was the reported reduction in the average daily COVID-19 cases?

• 25%

• 20%

• 16%

• 10%

By what percentage have hospitalizations decreased since the last week of August?

• 60%

• 54%

• 40%

• 30%

What is the current situation regarding COVID-19 deaths in the US?

• No deaths are occurring.

• Deaths have completely stopped.

• Americans are still dying every day.

• Deaths are increasing rapidly.

What actions does Rachel Wilensky urge Americans to take?

• Stop wearing masks.

• Get vaccinated and continue wearing masks.

• Ignore COVID-19 guidelines.

• Travel frequently.