A | The European branch of the World Health Organization announced in a Tuesday memo that COVID-19 cases have tripled across the continent within the past six weeks, representing nearly half of all global infections.,Dr Hans Henri P. Kluge, WHO regional director for Europe, proclaimed in the July 19 release that it is “abundantly clear” Europe is faced with a similar situation presented last summer – “only this time the ongoing COVID-19 wave is being propelled by sub-lineages of the Omicron variant, notably BA.2 and BA.5, with each dominant sub-lineage of Omicron showing clear transmission advantages over the previously circulating viruses.”,The 53 countries within the region in question have reported nearly 3 million new positive cases of COVID-19 last week, and are averaging around 3,000 related deaths each week.,The growing number of hospitalizations once again threaten to disrupt an already strained health system in many European nations.,“With rising cases, we’re also seeing a rise in hospitalizations, which are only set to increase further in the autumn and winter months,” Kluge remarked. “This forecast presents a huge challenge to the health workforce in country after country, already under enormous pressure dealing with unrelenting crises since 2020.”,Fauci 'Likely' to Retire by End of Biden's Term18 July, 16:52 GMT,Across the pond, it is clear that many Americans have begun to accept that COVID-19 may be here to stay – as evidenced by the public’s response to the latest variant and growing commonality of re-infections.,The latest installment of the Axios/Ipsos Coronavirus Index returned that 46% of respondents said they personally had, or suspected they had, COVID at one point since the start of the pandemic.,Additionally some 78% of respondents agreed with the statement: "We will never fully be rid of the coronavirus in my lifetime.","People are focused on making ends meet. The virus has become a part of day-to-day life, it’s just a given,” said Cliff Young, president of Ipsos US Public Affairs, as reported by Axios.,Axios-Ipsos poll: We'll never be rid of COVID https://t.co/hr53YPKrN8 pic.twitter.com/ZF2QIJc8D8— ʟᴇᴏ ʜᴀɢɢᴇʀᴛʏ (@TheCampaignHQ) July 19, 2022,The Axios/Ipsos poll was conducted between July 15 and July 18, and was based on the responses of a sample of 1,155 adults aged 18 or older.。
北京时间8月22日，NBA自由市场再度迎来重磅动向。四届总冠军得主克莱-汤普森与达拉斯独行侠达成买断协议，计划在度过澄清期后以两年1300万美元加盟迈阿密热火；与此同时，六届全明星德罗赞以一年390万美元底薪签约丹佛掘金。
篮球解说员殳海在社交媒体上对这两笔操作进行了点评。
B | 他指出，两位进入生涯暮年的全明星老将同日确定去向，各有逻辑。“汤神和独行侠就剩余最后一年合同达成买断，以2年1300万签约热火。
C | 对进攻端几位主将缺乏空间属性的热火而言，休赛期连续拿下小哈达威、汤普森这样产量巨大的投射专家，管理层还是非常清晰地在对症下药。”
谈及德罗赞加盟掘金，殳海认为这是一笔出人意料但极具价值的选择。“德罗赞依然是一个出色的球员，单打、支配球、控失误水平依然超过同位置绝大部分球员。”尽管德罗赞防守欠佳、三分能力有限，但他指出，“对今年已经被掏空板凳的掘金而言，无论如何都是一个相当宝贵的补强。”
两笔签约均体现了球队在赛季前的针对性调整。热火补强外线投射，为字母哥与阿德巴约创造更大空间；掘金则以老将经验填补替补深度。新赛季即将开启，这两笔操作的影响将在常规赛中得到检验。
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