The CDC says that many Americans will die of COVID this month
As continuous overvoltage, the number of deaths increases at a faster pace.
At the end of July, the United States struck another milestone of Sobing Covid-19. The country has now seen more than 150,000Deaths due to the virus. At the time this article has been published, the data compiled byTheNew York TimesTotal to 155 336. And experts say that the numbers are linked only to worsen at increased speed. Friday, Yahoo Newsreported that disease control and prevention centers (CDC) say they are waiting until11,000 other American deaths caused by coronavirus per week in August. If this projection is correct, nearly 44,000 people more will die from COVID this month, bringing theToll of American death to nearly 200,000.
ByThe temperatureThe country recorded a little over 8,500 deaths between July 26 and August 2nd. The CDC expects to see the total weekly mortality pass 10,000 and stay there as the month continues. Thedeath piece suspension is the result of an increase in new cases that affected the majority of the United States and began to be seriously acquired in June after many states have begun to reopen. While some states have either eitherMake a break paused or reversed As a result, others haveresisted pressure Close some companies again.
In August 2nd, 2 appearance on CNNState of the Union,Deborah L. Birx, MD, the Coronavirus coordinator of the White House, accepted when the hostDana Bashasked if the United States had enteredA "new phase" in the pandemic. Birx confirmed that our current battle with Coronavirus is "different from March and April", when it was mainly densely populated areas, dealing with a high number of new daily cases.
"This epidemic is now different and it is more widespread and it is both rural and urban," she said. Birx urged people living in rural areas not to be complicated with the disease, saying, "You are not immunized or protected from this virus."
She even recommended to people living with older parents in rural areaswearing masks at home If there is an epidemic in their region, especially if these relatives are considered a higher risk of a more serious case of COVID.
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While the recent CDC death projections can be a host of aFull stop of the countryAnother COVID expert believes that the United States can prevent while slowing cases. On July 31,Anthony Fauci, MD, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), made five things do to help slow propagation. To find out what you can do exactly, checkDr. Fauci says that these 5 things can prevent another lock.
