A new study indicates that COVID-19 is spreading faster than in the previous idea in homes, a grim conclusion as final knowledge in October shows that the virus is spreading wildly across the country.
The study, published through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, showed that home transmission is rapid, whether the first user in poor health is a child or an adult, which bodes well for efforts to send more academics back to the country. Classroom.
The test was led by researchers at Vanderbilt University Medical Center who recommend that Americans wear a mask at home if a member of a circle of relatives coughs or appears to be in poor health, even before the effects of control are available.
“People isolate themselves without delay at the onset of COVID-type symptoms,” the test found. “All familyArray members . . . they wear masks in shared spaces in the family. “
Daily infections are at a record level in the United States before Tuesday’s election, according to Johns Hopkins University.
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Illinois is the sixth state to report 10,000 deaths, according to the knowledge of Johns Hopkins University. New York (33,523), Texas, California, Florida and New Jersey surpassed the 10,000 mark. Massachusetts reported 9,991 deaths. By comparison, Canada has recorded 10,219 deaths and has more than 3 times the population of Illinois and more than five times that of Massachusetts.
Mike Stucka
Tensions between Dr. Anthony Fauci and the White House increased after the country’s best-known infectious disease expert told Joe Biden and warned that the United States “is in a very serious situation” with COVID-19 this fall and winter. , in an interview with The Washington Post, he also said he had “real problems” with White House pandemic advisor Scott Atlas, and said Atlas had not taken the virus seriously despite the strong accumulation of daily cases across the country. impression in Russian state media on Saturday, criticizing lockout measures as an “epic failure” that said “killing” Americans.
Atlas later apologized on Twitter for “letting me enjoy myself,” saying he didn’t know RT, a registered foreign agent.
White House spokesman Judd Deere called Fauci’s comments unacceptable: “Dr. Fauci knows that today’s dangers are significantly lower than they were a few months ago, with mortality rates falling to more than 80%,” Deere said.
Coronavirus cases rose dramatically across the country in October, when about 1. 87 million cases were reported amid a flourishing third outbreak, representing an increase of about 57. 6% to 1. 19 million. cases in September. Georgia, Hawaii, Louisiana, and South Carolina only. reported fewer new cases in October than in September. Construction took place across Wisconsin, which added 103,095 cases in October, down from 46,671 in September; and Illinois, which added 112,928 cases in October, up from 58,996 in September.
On Friday, the United States reported a record 99321 new cases consistent with the day, nearly 40% more than the worst day observed in spring or summer. The seven worst days recorded now date back to the end of October.
Deaths in the United States were solid at about 23,000 consistent with the month.
Mike Stucka
COVID-19 is once again a central factor in the crusade on the eve of the presidential race. Former Vice President Joe Biden said President Donald Trump has been unable to cope with the pandemic: “We will defeat this virus and him, and the first step to achieving this is to defeat Donald Trump,” Biden said.
Meanwhile, Trump continues to minimize the effect of the virus. He told the Pennsylvania electorate that his management had done “an incredible job” in the face of the pandemic. He reiterated a promise months ago that the mass distribution of a vaccine was “just a few weeks away. “
Police have accused nine organizers on the bust of an “illegal bar/party” that had nearly 400 more people in New York, the sheriff of New York said. Police stopped the demonstration held at a Brooklyn warehouse early on Halloween morning. Governor Andrew Cuomo warned Saturday that they oppose Halloween demonstrations that increase the threat of COVID-19 transmission, tweeting “Halloween is scary, it’s not scary. “
The rules tweeted through Cuomo mean that holidays are scarce because they can bring other people from other regions in combination for a long time.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced plans for a four-week national closure in England starting this week, which will close pubs, restaurants, entertainment services and non-essential businesses. Schools, universities and production plants will remain open from Thursday until December 2. France, Germany, Belgium and Greece have the newest countries to announce a momentary closure, while Spain and Italy are among the European countries with the greatest restrictions in recent days.
“If we don’t act, we may see deaths in this country several thousand a day,” Johnson said.
Johnson said other people will only be allowed to leave their homes for express reasons, such as medical appointments, essentials purchases, education, and paintings made at home. England is experiencing 50,000 new cases a day and that number is increasing.
Medical teams are criticizing President Donald Trump for re-emerging an un baseless plot in the crusade so that doctors are inflating the number of COVID-19 deaths in the United States to bring pandemic profits to life.
“You know, our doctors make more money if someone dies of COVID. You know, don’t you?” said Trump Friday at a rally in Waterford Township, Michigan, resurfaced a claim he had made for weeks. they are very wise people . . . so what they’re doing is saying, ‘I’m sorry, but, you know, everybody dies of COVID. ‘”
Medical groups, adding the American Medical Association, have denounced Trump’s claim that doctors are inflating the death toll. Susan Bailey, the group’s president, called Trump’s claim “malicious, outrageous, and wrong. “
– John Fritze
Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, will fire 10,903 unionized workers as part of the company in the past announced 28,000 layoffs, revealed in a file to the state.
Walt Disney Co. attributed the layoffs to the “continued advertising effects of the COVID-19 pandemic” on the document, received through Fox 35 TV. Overall, Disney said its parks and complexes department would lose a total of 11,350 workers in Florida of whom must be laid off on December 31.
Layoffs underline the extent to which the pandemic has reduced tourism. Walt Disney World reopened in July with new protocols in position to verify coronavirus visitors and workers.
In a blog post Friday, a Disney official said the pandemic had lasted longer than expected.
“As a result,” bettina Buckley, vice president of Walt Disney World Live Entertainment, wrote, “we had to interrupt many entertainment exhibits and reports at our community longer than expected. “Instead, he said the station had created possible new entertainment options and reports.
The chances of President Donald Trump’s crusade may have caused about 30,000 new instances of COVID-19 and led to 700 deaths, according to a Stanford University study that relied on prediction models to measure public aptitude and have an effect of more than a dozen rallies.
They tested the trajectory of coronavirus instances in counties that hosted 18 of Trump’s rallies between June 20 and September 22 and tried to wait for the difference in how the virus was replaced after the event.
Trump has conducted more than two dozen rallies since recovering from his own fight against the virus this month, and is expected to hold several more before Tuesday’s election. Meetings are held abroad, at airports, and supporters are overcrowded. they wear masks, many don’t wear masks, Trump added.
A recent investigation through USA TODAY showed that COVID-19 cases have increased at a faster rate after at least five of Trump’s rallies since mid-August, adding up in Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin counties.
Nearly six out of 10 Americans disapprove of Trump’s resolve to continue celebrating giant pandemic rallies, a USA TODAY/Suffolk University ballot revealed this week, while nearly 64% approve of Democrat Joe Biden’s resolve to abandon those primary events.
Trump’s advisers ignored the considerations raised through public fitness and Democrats, noting that the president’s supporters decided to attend.
– John Fritze
A California county has reported a co-infection case with COVID-19 and influenza, at least the third reported case of a user with viruses in the United States.
A 65-year-old Solano County resident tested positive for both tests, Solano County Department of Health and Human Services showed this week.
“With the likelihood of COVID-19 and seasonal influenza activity this winter, contracting one or the other disease can weaken your immune formula and make you more vulnerable to the other disease,” dr. Bela T. Matyas, Solano County Health Officer. Getting the flu shot this year is more vital than ever, and flu shots are the most productive way for you, your family circle, and the flu network.
At least one case of co-infection in California and one in Texas has been reported.
– Grace Hauck
Contributing: The Associated Press