US COVID deaths reach 1 million: Victims we lost in each state
They were teachers, students, doctors, lawmakers, farmers and artists. They were friends and family.
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They were teachers, students, doctors, lawmakers, farmers and artists. They were friends and family.
Nearly 1 million Americans have died of COVID-19. They were teachers, students, doctors, lawmakers, farmers and artists. They were friends and family.
"It only takes a small deed to brighten someone else’s day." Simi Valley resident Braden Michael Wilson shared these words in a 2019 speech at his eighth-grade promotion ceremony. On Jan. 5, Braden lost his chance to brighten other's days. He died from complications associated with MIS-C, a rare multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children linked to COVID-19, at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, his family said. He was 15. The Centers for Disease Control reported the United States had 23 deaths related to MIS-C as of late last year. The criteria to be considered a MIS-C death includes b...