Omicron live updates: 11 medical center staffers test positive, some with omicron

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Omicron live updates: 11 medical center staffers test positive, some with omicron
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JUST IN: Over 200 million Americans are now fully vaccinated against COVID-19, according to newly updated data from the CDC. On average, about 1.9 million shots are being administered each day, federal data shows.

On average, about 1.9 million shots are being administered each day, federal data shows. About half a million of those shots are first doses and nearly 1 million are boosters.Share to TwitterMassachusetts is facing a surge, even though more than 72% of the state's total population is fully vaccinated. The state's daily case average is at its highest point in nearly a year and new hospital admissions have more than doubled in the last month.

At UMass Memorial Medical Center, all 450 beds are full and 75 patients were waiting in the ER Wednesday for a bed, including seven ICU patients. Between 60% and 75% of the patients aren't vaccinated. Dickson said he is “extremely concerned” about how the health system will handle potential increases over the next several weeks and months.

Maine currently has a record high of 379 COVID-19 patients in hospitals, including 60 people on ventilators, Mills' office said."The vast majority" of the patients aren't fully vaccinated, the governor's office said.Besides the National Guard members, Mills said she's requested federal COVID-19 surge response teams for two hospitals. If approved, the federal government could provide extra doctors, nurses and other staff.

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