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4,864,445

159,008

2,448,515

Global Coronavirus Cases:

18,490,356

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698,522

11,717,833

WORLDWIDE 18.2 MILLION CASES OF CORONAVIRUS

JUST UNDER 700,000 DEATHS FROM COVID 19

11.4 MILLION PEOPLE HAVE RECOVERED…

ACCORDING TO THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION 65,800 PEOPLE ARE CONSIDERED CRITICAL AROUND THE WORLD AT THIS TIME…

AS WE START A NEW WEEK AND A NEW MONTH…

THE UNITED STATES HAS LOGGED 4.8 MILLION PEOPLE WITH CORONAVIRUS…467 DEATHS RECORDED ACROSS THE COUNTRY ON SUNDAY, BRINGING THE GRAND TOTAL TO 158,000, THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF DEATHS ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD….

DAILY CASE COUNTS ARE NOW ON A THREE DAY DOWNTREND…DAILY DEATHS ARE ALSO DOWN FOR THIRD STRAIGHT DAY AT 437…

4,767,441

157,935

2,363,219

GLOBAL Coronavirus Cases:

18,084,452

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689,910

11,374,463

In this episode we take a much more detailed look at how the coronavirus is spreading and what areas of the U.S. we can expect further impact in as this virus spreads throughout the United States.

I am also making two very important predictions that are based on trends. Unlike many worst-case scenarios, my forecast is based on strict probabilities of what's already happened. What has happened tells us what is likely to happen as COVID19 continues to spread.

Look for more spread in middle-sized cities like Kansas City, Sacramento, Orlando. They won't be as dramatic as New York, but until this virus goes through every U.S. community, it is not over. In the words of Rick Grimes, eventually, "we're all infected."

If you like this approach to doing the coronavirus podcasts, let me know at [email protected]

Follow us online and get all the data at www,TheHumanReport.org

Source material: CDC, Johns Hopkins, NIH, & W.H.O.

Follow me on Totter and Parler @HumanReportOrg

4,635,886

155,330

2,286,277

GLOBAL NUMBERS

17,541,624

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677,940

10,991,964

Global Numbers: Coronavirus Cases:

16,932,988

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664,333

10,495,111

4,500,102

152,388

2,189,592

NUMBER OF NEW CASES UP SLIGHTLY FROM MONDAY 61,571 NEW CASES IN THE US FROM CORONAVIRUS….

DEATHS WERE UP SLIGHTLY ACROSS THE U.S. WITH UP SLIGHTLY TO 596 FATALITIES IN ONE 24 HOUR PERIOD, BUT DOWN OVERALL FOR THE WEEK…

STARTES HARDEST HIT ON MONDAY IN ORDER ARE

TEXAS WITH 97

CALIFORNIA WITH 92

FLORIDA WITH 78

OHIO WITH 33

LOUISIANA WITH 23 DEATHS AND

NEW YOUR WITH 19 DEATHS REPORTED ON MONDAY…

The Food and Drug Administration has expanded COVID-19 testing to include people not displaying symptoms and those who suspect they may have the disease, the agency said last week.

The test will detect COVID-19 molecules in swabs or cell samples collected from an individual’s respiratory system, according to the FDA….The agency said that companies and organizations may want to conduct tests in order to screen out asymptomatic individuals as a way to keep workplaces safe.

Breaking: John Roberts interviews Dr. Anthony Fauci on the latest vaccine developments and more. 

Very in depth interview.

TOTALY GLOBAL NUMBERS ARE AT 16.5 MILLION CASES OF CORONAVIRUS…

ITS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT 10.5 MILLION PEOPLE HAVE RECOVERED FROM COVID, PEOPLE DIAGNOSED OR SICK AND WHO HAVE RECOVERED…

TRAGICALLY, IN THAT SAME TIME PEEIOD, AS OF TODAY, 653,000 PEOPLE HAVE DIED FROM COVID RELTED ILLNESS…

HERE IN THE…4.3 MILLION PEOPLE CAUGHT COVID

150,000 PEOPLE HAVE DIED FROM IT, ALMOST 2.1 MILLION PEOPLE HAVE RECOVERED….

TEXAS HAD THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF DEATHS SUNDAY WITH 86, DOWN A FOURTH STRAIGHT DAY…NEW CASE COUNTS ARE ALSO DOWN…7700 TO 4300

FLORIDA SAW SAW A SLIGHT DROP IN TOTAL CASES, FROM JUST OVER 12,000 TO 9300 NEW CASES IN ONE DAY…DEATHS ARE ALSO DOWN FOR A 3RD STRAIGHT DAY, 125 TO 77 ON SUNDAY…

CALIFORNIA REPORTED 26

LOUISIANA WITH 46

AROZINA WITH 19 DEATHS….

NO STATE RECORDED TRIPLE DIGIT DEATHS ON SUNDAY…

In this episode, courtesy of  of Yahoo Finance Presents U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams, talks to Yahoo Finance senior reporter Anjalee Khemlani about the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, wearing masks, and the disparity of infection among minorities.