Posted on Oct 27, 2020
U.S. Coronavirus Cases Surpass Summer Peak And Are Climbing Higher Fast
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Coronavirus cases are rising precipitously in the U.S., and have now surpassed the high levels logged in the summer when daily new cases hovered above 65,000 on average for nearly two weeks.
After a dip in new cases in September, the country now is logging an average of nearly 70,000 new cases a day, and health experts worry this surge could last longer and grip more of the country than in the spring or summer. And the average daily case count has climbed 41% over the past two weeks, according to an NPR analysis.
After a dip in new cases in September, the country now is logging an average of nearly 70,000 new cases a day, and health experts worry this surge could last longer and grip more of the country than in the spring or summer. And the average daily case count has climbed 41% over the past two weeks, according to an NPR analysis.
U.S. Coronavirus Cases Surpass Summer Peak And Are Climbing Higher Fast
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel Many of we’uns eagerly await a vaccine.
Especially if the anti-bodies developed while ill diminish with time. Where is a refuge?
Especially if the anti-bodies developed while ill diminish with time. Where is a refuge?
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