Published 3 years ago

CDC says US death toll may surge up to 477,000 by February as COVID-19 vaccinations fall short

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The U.S. could tally more than 87,000 new coronavirus deaths over the next three weeks as the nation grapples with the deadliest phase of the pandemic, according to a projection from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

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The Hill

CDC says US death toll may surge up to 477,000 by February as COVID-19 vaccinations fall short

The seven day rolling average for new deaths is more than 3,200.

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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Forbes

CDC Projects Nearly 25% Increase In U.S. Covid-19 Deaths In Next Three Weeks

Up to 92,000 Americans could die from Covid-19 by Feb 6, the CDC predicts.

3 years ago·United States

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Xinhua News

Roundup: U.S. CDC projects nearly 90,000 new COVID-19 deaths over next 3 weeks - Xinhua

3 years ago·Beijing, China

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@CDCgov On Twitter

As of January 4, national forecasts predict that 16,200 to 29,600 new #COVID19 deaths will be reported during the week ending February 6. These forecasts predict 440,000 to 477,000 total COVID-19 deaths in the United States by February 6. More: [1 Photo] [1 Link]

3 years ago

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9 & 10 News

CDC Predicts the U.S. Could Reach 477,000 COVID-19 Deaths by February

As the nation moves past 23 million coronavirus cases, the U.S. is making a bleak new projection on how many people could die from COVID-19. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention predict at the rate we’re going the total could surge to 477,000 deaths by February. Thousands of people gathered to celebrate the University of Alabama’s College Football National...

3 years ago

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