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Overseas Network, September 23 According to ABC.

On September 22**, data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed that 10,000 people have died from the coronavirus in the United States since the beginning of 2022.

Walensky, director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, also said in an interview that the new crown mortality rate in the United States.

It's still too high. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nearly 2,500 people in the United States have died from the coronavirus in the past seven days, and there are still more than 350 COVID deaths per day. Walensky said in an interview on the 22nd that hundreds of people still die from the new crown virus every day in the United States, and the mortality rate is still too high, "In my opinion, 350 deaths a day is still too much."

Since the beginning of the fall, wastewater data collected in some parts of the United States has shown a slight increase in the percentage of the virus in samples. Dozens of states have now closed public testing sites, leading to more people getting tested at home.

And because most Americans don't report test results to the local**, experts believe the actual number of COVID infections in the U.S. may be grossly underestimated.

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Julia Reverman, an assistant professor at the School of Public Health, said in an interview with US media earlier: "I am still very concerned that the United States is not prepared to deal with the surge of new variants. The U.S. is likely to have a high cumulative death toll in the future. We're not ready yet.

A: According to the latest report, as of 6:00 a.m. Beijing time on September 25, 225869 people have died in the United States this year.

On average, more than 350 Americans still die from COVID each day, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and nearly 2,500 deaths have been reported in the U.S. in the past seven days.

Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that 10,000 people have died from the coronavirus in the United States since the beginning of 2022. U.S. CDC Director Walensky also said in an interview that the new crown death rate in the United States is still too high.

According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 200,000 Americans have died of new crown pneumonia in 2022.

There were 28,939 deaths, including 5,226 domestic deaths, and a total of 8344140 confirmed cases and 23,713 deaths in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. Among them, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

439251 cases (92,978 cases discharged, 10,475 deaths), 795 cases in the Macao Special Administrative Region (787 cases discharged from the hospital, 6 deaths), Taiwan.

7904094 cases (13,742 discharged, 13,232 deaths). ■

U.S. Deaths Over the Years: According to Statistics.

2015: Total deaths of 10,000, average age of death of about 10,000.

2016: Total deaths were 10,000, and the average age of death was about 10,000.

2017: Total deaths of 10,000, average age of death of about 10,000.

2018: Total number of deaths, with an average age of about 10,000.

2019: Total number of deaths, average age of about 10,000.

2020: Total number of deaths, with an average age of about 770,000.

2021: The total number of deaths as of December is 10,000, and the annual ** may be 3.4 million, the average age of death? (The data on December 26, 2021 is for 10,000 months, and the data has not yet been fully counted.)

According to the head of the CDC in the United States, the total death toll in 2021 could exceed 3.4 million:

The United States has a population of 100 million, and the number of confirmed cases is now 35,211, relative to one-ten-thousandth of the total population, assuming that it reaches 80,000 this week (the other party may accumulate to 650,000 in the next two months) according to the mortality rate of 2 percent, it is 1600, combined with the increase in the mortality rate of the medical run, the number of deaths will fluctuate around 5,000, at least not more than 10,000.

If it is a cumulative number of 650,000, then the death toll is around 10,000.

The population will not decline sharply, as long as immigration is opened, it can be made up in half a year;

As for the demise of the country, it is even more difficult.

According to the New York Times 20**, researchers at Columbia University conducted a mathematical model on the development of the new crown epidemic in the United States.

Research shows that the current epidemic in the United States is only in its infancy, and the peak will not arrive until May at the earliest. If left unchecked, the new coronavirus will spread across the United States, with a peak of 500,000 new cases per day; If some control measures are taken, the peak daily increase will also be close to 300,000; The strictest control measures can be effective in smoothing the growth curve of the number of infected people, but these measures must be implemented immediately across the country.

The study also believes that even if the infection rate can be cut in half, the number of infections in the United States will reach 650,000 in the next two months. Because there are many asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic carriers of the virus, the number of undetected cases in the United States may be 11 times the current number of confirmed cases, which also reflects the current lag in the testing capacity of the United States.

No, it won't.

The fatality rate of the new crown is very low, close to the flu.

A vaccine has also been developed.

This event can also roughly estimate that the time for the development of a vaccine for human beings facing a new infectious disease is about a year.

No, any disaster will pass, it's just that the Americans have not yet found an effective way to overcome the difficulties. As long as there is universal vaccination in the future, the epidemic will be lifted until it disappears.

No, no matter what country it is, humanity will surely overcome the disease. No, no matter what country it is, humanity will surely overcome the disease.

Probably not, because now that the vaccine has been developed, it's just because the United States ** has chaotic management, so there are not so many people who have been vaccinated.

On the issue of tracing the origin of the new coronavirus, there are too many doubts, and the United States needs to give an explanation to the world. According to the Times of Israel: U.S. intelligence agencies had alerted Israel to the "coronavirus outbreak in China" before the outbreak in China in November 2019 (the new coronavirus was only detected in Wuhan, China, on December 12).

According to the report, the U.S. intelligence first informed Trump of the outbreak, and then reported the news to NATO and Israel. This information shows that the United States learned of the "outbreak of coronavirus in China" in November 2019, and also told Israel and NATO in advance, indicating that the United States knew about the imminent outbreak of coronavirus in China, which obviously indicates that the United States created the virus. Therefore, instead of shouting to catch a thief, the United States wants to give the world an explanation of how they created the new coronavirus and detonated the global epidemic.

The epidemic in the United States has caused the loss of 350,000 low-level citizens in the United States.

In the darkest day since the outbreak of the epidemic in the United States, one person died every 30 seconds, more than 100,000 people were hospitalized, and 217,000 confirmed cases increased daily.

The epidemic in the United States is very serious.