Deaths from Covid-19 in the United States fell for a third straight week during the week ended Feb. 21, as cases and hospitalizations showed steep drops.
The United States on Feb. 22 crossed the staggering milestone of 500,000 Covid-19 deaths just over a year since the coronavirus pandemic claimed its first known victim in Santa Clara County, California.
California surpasses New York as U.S. state with most Covid-19 deaths
Andrew Cuomo (NY), California, Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Pandemic, Coronavirus immunizations, Coronavirus Infections, COVID-19 Deaths, Covid-19 Epicenter, COVID-19 Mortality, COVID-19 Vaccines, Death Tolls, Gavin Newsom (Calif.), Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients, New York, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, United StatesCalifornia surpassed New York on Feb. 9 as the U.S. state with the most coronavirus deaths, a grim reminder of the pandemic’s toll even as the vaccine rollout and a sharp drop in new cases buoyed hopes of life eventually returning to normal.
Mexico surpassed India in confirmed Covid-19 deaths on Jan. 29, giving the Latin American country the third-highest toll worldwide, according to a Reuters tally of official data.
China on Jan. 23 reported a slight increase in new cases of Covid-19 as the country marked the anniversary of the world’s first coronavirus lockdown, in the city of Wuhan where the disease emerged in late 2019.
The worldwide coronavirus death toll surpassed 2 million on Jan. 15, according to a Reuters tally, as nations around the world are trying to procure multiple vaccines and detect new Covid-19 variants.
U.S. endures pandemic’s deadliest day, overshadowed by Washington mob assault on Capitol
"Operation Warp Speed" Initiative, California, Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Pandemic, COVID-19 Vaccinations, Covid-19 Variants, Data, Death Tolls, Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Donald Trump, Health Officials, Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients, Nevada, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Pharmacies, Phil Murphy (NJ), Reuters Analysis, Reuters Tally, U.S. Health Secretary Alex Azar, United KingdomAs the events that unfolded in Washington on Jan. 6 captured the nation’s attention, the raging coronavirus pandemic claimed its highest U.S. death toll yet, killing more than 4,000 people in a single day according to a Reuters tally.
U.S. tops 21 million Covid-19 cases with record hospitalizations as states ramp up vaccinations
Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Pandemic, COVID-19 cases, COVID-19 Deaths, COVID-19 Vaccinations, CVS Health, Death Tolls, Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients, Larry Hogan (Maryland), Reuters Tally, United StatesMore Americans were hospitalized with Covid-19 on Jan. 6 than at any time since the pandemic began, as total coronavirus infections crossed the 21 million mark, deaths soared across much of the United States and a historic vaccination effort lagged.
U.S. vaccine campaign grows as COVID-19 kills 3,000-plus Americans daily
"Operation Warp Speed" Initiative, BioNTech, Congress, Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Pandemic, Covid-19 Data, COVID-19 Deaths, Death Tolls, Donald Trump, Dr. Anthony Fauci (Director), Health Experts, Joe Biden, Pfizer, Refrigeration, Reuters Tally, United StatesDaily U.S. deaths from Covid-19 surpassed 3,000 for the third time in a week as the country expanded its vaccination program and Congress progressed toward approving financial relief for pandemic-stricken America.
U.S. crosses 300,000 Covid-19 deaths as vaccine rollout begins
COVID-19 cases, COVID-19 Deaths, COVID-19 inoculations, Death Tolls, Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients, Intensive Care Units (ICUs), New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Reuters Analysis, Reuters Tally, South Dakota, Thanksgiving, United StatesThe number of coronavirus deaths in the United States crossed 300,000 on Dec. 14, according to a Reuters tally, as the hardest hit nation rolled out its first vaccine inoculations on the same day.