The amount of coronavirus in the United States has exceeded 6 million and is expanding to about 40,000 by day.
The average number of new instances in five days is approximately 42,000, however, the trend of new infections has slowed since July, when around 60,000 new daily instances were reported.The positive rate has also been declining for weeks and now stands at 5.7%, up from more than 7% in mid-July.
The new deaths reported in August were around 1,000 consistent with the day.Although this figure is well below the number of deaths reported in the spring, the death rate in August is about double the rate in early July.To date, more than 183,400 others have died.
The accumulation of new cases has slowed in the Sun Belt states, which were the most affected beyond spring and summer.Meanwhile, Midwest states are reporting new cases at a steady pace, according to the knowledge gathered through the New York Times.example, reported 763 new instances on Sunday. There were an average of 1,165 cases consistent with the day during the following week, an increase of 131% over the two-week average before.
The coronavirus is spreading in Spain much faster than any other European country, with 53,000 new cases last week. With 114 new infections consisting of 100,000 inhabitants in a week, the virus spreads faster in Spain than in the United States, more than twice as fast.as in France, and about 8 times more in Italy and Britain, according to the New York Times
August ended with more than 174,000 new instances, or nearly 5,600 new instances in line with the day.Fernando Simón, director of the Spanish Center for the Coordination of Health Alerts and Health Emergencies, said that the end of August was “bittersweet”, according to the Spanish medium.The country.Communities with the highest rates of expansion in July managed to stabilize transmission.Ildefonso Hernández, professor of public aptitude and spokesperson for the Spanish Society of Public Health, added that the evolution of the epidemic is “very worrying”.
“What was illustrated in August is that epidemiological surveillance, early detection and case monitoring were not taken seriously. If it is not done well, we will have disorders in the future,” said Hernández.
Thousands of academics in Florida are returning to school this week at the user or at home, even though COVID-19 cases among young people have increased by more than 23% with approximately 9,200 new infections in the past two weeks, NBC News reported.Florida school districts and instructor organizations are tracking new cases of coronavirus in schools, while others keep new infections secret, according to the Tampa Bay Times.School systems in Bay County and Volusia County, for example, will not reveal where new infections have appeared., raising privacy laws.
Recent August figures are a 191% increase in the number of inflamed youth in Florida just six weeks before July 9 The State Department of Health showed 700 new cases on a single day On Friday for children or young adults in Florida 24 and below.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis took Scott Atlas, the latest White House coronavirus counselor, to the state Capitol Monday to say there is no need for testing of asymptomatic Americans, adding that testing should be a priority for other, more vulnerable people over children, who are less vulnerable.the highest likelihood of suffering from a serious illness. Monday was the last day of the resumption of categories in the last of Florida’s school districts.
“You don’t need to be a genius to realize that if you spit out a virus, it will spread, so there’s no doubt that symptomatic superpropators are symptomatic people,” Atlas said.
Atlas urges Trump’s leadership to adopt a “herd immunity” strategy to end the pandemic, according to the Washington Post, which would allow the virus to spread by minimizing population attenuation to expand resistance while targeting protective populations. most vulnerable.
Atlas pushed management to adopt Sweden’s strategy to end the epidemic, which was to avoid restrictions on widespread immunity.Sweden’s technique has been heavily criticized by infectious disease experts for putting the public at risk.mortality rates worldwide.
More than 80% of others worry that the policy, that science, will lead the COVID-19 vaccine approval procedure, according to STAT and the Harris survey.The vaccine will become politicized and 72% of Republicans agree.Similarly, 83% said they were involved in protecting an accelerated vaccine.
Concerns that President Trump has politicized the progression of the coronavirus vaccine have intensified in recent weeks following his message that Food and Drug Administration (FDA) “deep state” officials have a back-and-back remedy and a coronavirus vaccine.election speech last week that his administration would pass a vaccine “before the end of the year or perhaps even earlier,” even though government fitness experts like Dr. Anthony Fauci said a vaccine before the end of the year is unlikely.
More people have moved away from densely populated cities and states than the pandemic itself.In particular, citizens of New York and New Jersey have moved to Florida, Texas and other Sun Belt states, Bloomberg reported.
“We have noticed greater mobility among states, motivated by the concern of living in densely populated areas, the awareness that the ‘old standard’ of going to a city remains just a remote option, and understanding that running remotely can be an effective and lengthy method.”term option,” said Gregory Daco, America’s leading economist at Oxford Economics.
The number of people leaving New York because of the pandemic nearly doubled from last year, while interest in leaving the San Francisco Bay Area increased by 31%, said Eily Cummings, a spokesman for United Van Lines’ parent company UniGroup.