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The United States recently topped 4 million confirmed COVID-19 cases and now has reached another unenviable milestone.
New Jersey nursing home deaths: Authorities find 18 bodies in ‘makeshift’ center
What Northeast states learned from the first wave of the pandemic
New York’s everyday death toll struck as high as 800 in early April, however now everyday deaths are in the single digits, and there have been a few days without any deaths reported.
‘ We’re seeing history’: Why George Floyd’s death, COVID-19 inequality sparked demonstrations
COVID-19 racial disparities: Black people passing away from coronavirus at much higher rates in cities across the U.S.A.
Seeing the coronavirus spread like wildfire through low-income communities afflicted by overcrowded housing highlighted the systemic bigotry fueling disparate health outcomes for generations of Black and Hispanic people.
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Pressure to produce a coronavirus vaccine is increasing every day, however for a safe vaccine to get in the marketplace, it takes time.
More: The White House has sent out clashing messages on using masks and the brand-new coronavirus cases
As extensive care systems filled up, state authorities rushed to increase hospital bed capacity.
Northeast states continue to limit resuming
New York and New Jersey have actually resumed numerous organisations but have kept some closed.
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