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Coronavirus cases are on the rise again with the omicron sub-variant BA.2, which is now the nation’s dominant strain. While hospitalizations and deaths continue to fall, experts have issued warnings urging people to stay vigilant. NBC’s Steve Patterson reports for Sunday TODAY from Los Angeles.

Incomplete data likely masks a rise in U.S. Covid cases as focus on infection counts fades