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© Provided by Xinhua NEW YORK, Jan. 20 (Xinhua) -- Low vaccination rate in the United States is an obvious reason that the Omicron variant is more like

© Provided by Xinhua NEW YORK, Jan. 20 (Xinhua) -- Low vaccination rate in the United States is an obvious reason that the Omicron variant is more like

© Provided by Xinhua NEW YORK, Jan. 20 (Xinhua) -- Low vaccination rate in the United States is an obvious reason that the Omicron variant is more like

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Data from the University of Florida shows forecasting models predict cases with peak around February and this wave will end around April or May.

As the omicron variant batters Europe with exponentially skyrocketing COVID-19 cases, public health experts warn that the U.S. could be barreling down the same path and face record waves of infections in the coming days and weeks. 

Doctors are now warning the public as both the delta and omicron variants spread in Florida.

Dr. Edwin Michael, a USF epidemiology professor, is using his COVID-19 forecasting system to predict the future of the pandemic.

Despite omicron likely being in the U.S. already, the race to contain the new COVID-19 variant is on.