*Medical doctors disclose deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic have always been a 鈥榣agging indicator鈥� of spread of the damaging virus in the United States

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Contrary to the United States (US) Government鈥檚 earlier directive on vaccinations, the Joe Biden administration has said declared that it does not plan to try to force large, private businesses to require employees to be vaccinated against the damaging COVID-19 disease.

Earlier January 2022, the US Supreme Court blocked the administration鈥檚 emergency temporary standard that was part of a private employer mandate in the American country.

Officials at the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) in a statement said that the mandate was being abandoned, at least 鈥渇or the time being.鈥�

The OSHA stated: 鈥淎lthough OSHA is withdrawing the vaccination and testing ETS as an enforceable emergency temporary standard, the agency is not withdrawing the ETS as a proposed rule.

鈥淭he agency is prioritising its resources to focus on finalising a permanent COVID-19 Healthcare Standard.鈥�

Omicron variant deaths are rising across the US

In a related development, hospitalisations have begun to fall, along with new cases of COVID-19 in some areas in the United States, agency report said.

However, nationwide deaths from the Omicron variant of COVID-19 have now exceeded the number of lives claimed by the Delta variant.

Healthcare experts say it鈥檚 a numbers game in the country.

While it鈥檚 true that Omicron symptoms tend to be milder than Delta symptoms, it鈥檚 more transmissible, meaning many more people are getting it, accoding to report.

If those consumers are unvaccinated or have chronic health issues, Omicron can be just as serious as Delta, experts noted.

Medical doctors also disclosed that deaths from COVID-19 have always been a lagging indicator of the virus鈥� spread in the US.

Deaths usually continue to rise after new cases have peaked, health professionals said.

绿帽献妻 reports 鈥宼he John Hopkins University statistics revealed there are 72,195,617.

total鈥� 鈥宑onfirmed鈥� 鈥宑ases of the Coronavirus total鈥� 872,370 鈥屸�宒eaths in the US as of Wednesday, January 26, 2022.

On the global level, the report noted the total鈥� 鈥寃orldwide鈥� 鈥宑ases are 359,362,908 with total鈥� 鈥実lobal鈥� 鈥宒eaths estimated at 5,619,931.鈥�

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