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Coronavirus deaths climb in US as new cases appear to plateau – The Guardian
Seven-day rolling average of new cases had 3% decline but scientists warned trend is driven by four hard-hit states
While deaths from the coronavirus in the US are growing, some public health experts are noting a second surge of confirmed cases now appears to be leveling off into a plateau.
Over the past week, the average number of deaths a day in the US has climbed more than 25%, from 843 to 1,057. Florida on Thursday reported 253 more deaths, setting its third straight single-day record. The number of confirmed infections nationwide has topped 4.4m.
But based on a seven-day rolling average compiled by the…
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