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US Covid-19 deaths approach 500,000

CHICAGO (NYTIMES) - A nation numbed by misery and loss is confronting a number that still has the power to shock: 500,000.
Roughly one year since the first known death by the coronavirus in the United States, an unfathomable toll is nearing - the loss of a half-million people.
No other country has counted so many deaths in the pandemic. More Americans have perished from Covid-19 than on the battlefields of World War I, World War II and the Vietnam War combined.
The milestone comes at a hopeful moment: New virus cases are down sharply, deaths are slowing, and vaccines are steadily being administered.

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'We've let the worst happen': Reflecting on 400,000 dead

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‘Weâve let the worst happen’: Reflecting on 400,000 dead
Eight months later, with 300,000 additional American lives lost and the chaotic distribution of the vaccine underway, Caroline Chen, health care reporter, shares her thoughts on where we are and what happens next.
In May of last year, ProPublica health care reporter Caroline Chen reflected on the first 100,000 lives lost to COVID-19 and posed an important question: âHow do we stop the next 100,000?â Eight months later, with 300,000 additional American lives lost and the chaotic distribution of the vaccine underway, Chen shares her thoughts on where we are and what happens next.

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"We've Let the Worst Happen": Reflecting on 400,000 Dead — ProPublica

The U.S. Response to COVID-19
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In May of last year, ProPublica health care reporter Caroline Chen reflected on the first 100,000 lives lost to COVID-19 and posed an important question: “How do we stop the next 100,000?” Eight months later, with 300,000 additional American lives lost and the chaotic distribution of the vaccine underway, Chen shares her thoughts on where we are and what happens next.
In your 100,000 lives lost piece, you wrote about questions we needed to ask at that moment: “How do we prevent the next 100,000 deaths from happening? How do we better protect our most vulnerable in the coming months? Even while we mourn, how can we take action, so we do not repeat this horror all over again?” It’s been almost eight months since then. What are the biggest questions we need to be asking now?

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California Surpasses 30,000 COVID-19 Deaths

California Surpasses 30,000 COVID-19 Deaths
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LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) — California has hit a sobering milestone in the coronavirus pandemic, surpassing 30,000 deaths since the virus began spreading nearly a year ago.
According to Johns Hopkins University data, it took California six months to record 10,000 deaths. But the surge that started in October took California from 20,000 to 30,000 in barely one month’s time.
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Father Alex Montoya speaks as family members mourn during a burial service for Gilberto Arreguin Camacho, 58, following his death due to Covid-19, at a cemetery on New Year’s Eve, December 31, 2020 in Whittier, California. – Gilberto Arreguin Camacho spent over three weeks in the hospital before his death, according to his son. “He had so much love in his heart for his family,” his son Nestor Arreguin said. “He always had advice for you when you needed it. He was a really hard working man. He worked his whole life. Coming home late, working so hard to provide for his family. Im going to try and follow his legacy.” Arreguin worked as an automobile painter, leaving behind a legacy of children and grandchildren. Family members streamed part of the service for relatives in Mexico who were unable to travel due to pandemic restrictions. (Photo by PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images)

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California reports record 695 COVID deaths in 24 hours

“This is a mass casualty, a mass fatality event that our county is experiencing. And we’ve had to expand the storage areas for the dead bodies here in Fresno County beyond what’s normal.”

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California surpasses 27,000 Covid-19 deaths

California surpasses 27,000 Covid-19 deaths
From CNN's Cheri Mossburg
Funeral director Steven Correa moves the casket of Gilberto Arreguin Camacho, 58, in preparation for burial following his death due to Covid-19 at the Continental Funeral Home on December 31, in Los Angeles, California. Patrick T. Fallon/AFP/Getty Images
California reported 368 new Covid-19 fatalities Tuesday, bringing the state's total death toll to over 27,000 since the start of the pandemic.
Additionally, 31,440 new cases of the coronavirus bring the state’s total number of infections to 2.45 million.
California has averaged more than 38,000 new cases every day for the past two weeks.
Once again, hospitalizations are reaching all-time highs in the Golden State. More than 22,000 people are receiving in-patient treatment, the state reported Tuesday. About 21% of those patients are in intensive care units. Much of the state is still feeling the oppressive crush, with ICU capacity at 0% in Southern California and the San Joaquin Valley.

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First case of UK variant found in Georgia, state's health department says

First case of UK variant found in Georgia, state's health department says
From CNN’s Jamiel Lynch
The first case of the UK Covid-19 variant has been identified in Georgia, according to a release from the state Department of Health.
"The Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) is announcing Georgia’s first case of COVID-19 variant B.1.1.7, the same variant discovered in the U.K. and in several other countries and U.S. states," the department said in a news release.
The variant was discovered during analysis of a specimen sent by a pharmacy in Georgia to a commercial lab, the release said. The resident is an 18-year-old man with no travel history who is currently isolating at home.

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US COVID-19: Country sets single-day record after 275,897 Americans test positive

US passes 350,000 COVID deaths and sets single-day cases RECORD: America reaches another grim milestone as 299,087 test positive in 24 hours and California funeral homes run out of room - while CDC data suggests the true death toll is 470K
US has set another record for new COVID-19 cases with 299,087 people testing positive as of Saturday
Hospitalizations remained above six figures once again, with 123,639 patients currently being treated
Daily deaths have fallen below 3,000 in the last two days, with 2,398 fatalities reported
The health crisis has become especially dire in California where hospitals are over capacity and funeral homes have run out of space for the bodies piling up

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Pandemic may kill another 115,000 Americans in January, statistical model claims

IHME statistical model projects another 115,000 will die of COVID in January
Rapid vaccine rollout could cut the monthly death toll by 1,000, model claims
Universal mask wearing would save 10,000 lives in January, the projection says
Since March, nearly 348,000 Americans have died in the pandemic
On Friday, the total number infected by the virus since March topped 20 million
Slow and chaotic rollout of vaccinations has drawn strong criticism

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