As the anti-epidemic measures for new coronaviruses around the world are gradually relaxed, some countries have seen a new wave of infections recently.
According to statistics from Johns Hopkins University in the United States, the number of diagnoses worldwide has exceeded 9.6 million, and nearly 500,000 people have died.
Recently, newly confirmed cases have caused people to worry that there may be a “second wave” peak of the new coronavirus epidemic.
At least 10,264,000 coronavirus cases have been detected worldwide, with roughly 2.6 million infections reported in the United States. At least 124,000 Americans have died of complications of covid-19, and the global death count is hovering near 505,000.
As coronavirus cases continue to surge across the Sun Belt, the optimism surrounding ambitious reopening plans is swiftly dissipating. Arizona delayed plans to reopen public schools and ordered bars, gyms, movie theaters and water parks to close on Monday, as the state marked yet another day with a record number of hospitalizations.
In the global action against the novel coronavirus epidemic, human beings have learned more and more about this deadly virus. According to a paper published recently in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the current novel Coronavirus has developed three subtypes based on the immunity of different populations. Academician Zhong Nanshan also said that the new coronavirus has adapted to the human environment through mutation, and then it has become increasingly infectious.
Now we know that the older you are, the higher your risk of facing the new coronavirus. But the World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a warning to young people, urging them not to consider themselves “invincible.”
Rosena Allin-Kha (Erosan), a British Labor MP who is a doctor in the emergency room, told the BBC that the disease “is not limited to seniors and people with basic health conditions.”
Before she was interviewed, an 18-year-old Englishman died of the new coronavirus.
largest single-day increase in coronavirus cases worldwide The World Health Organization on Sunday reported the largest single-day increase in coronavirus cases by its count, at more than 183,000 new cases in the latest 24 hours.
The UN health agency said Brazil led the way with 54,771 cases tallied and the U.S. next at 36,617. Over 15,400 came in in India.
Experts said rising case counts can reflect multiple factors including more widespread testing as well as broader infection.
Normally, from the first case of covid-19 confirmed in Wuhan, China, the government and social health care organizations are talking more about the high infection risk of older people with 60+ years old, and those old people who have basic chronic diseases.
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With the statistics, a best assumption is that the youngers is much safer than the olders. I guess that is why there are still having lots of outdoor parties and get-togethers of youngers in the United States and Europe countries where the COVID-19 pandemic is outbreak for long.
There are a long term to see the end of Coronavirus pandemic in the world.
Study Finds 1 in 5 People Worldwide at Risk of Severe Covid-19 A new analysis shows that roughly 1.7 billion people have at least one of the underlying health conditions that can worsen cases of the coronavirus. Reported by New York Times.
In just six months, nearly 8 million people worldwide have been stricken with confirmed cases of Covid-19, and at least 434,000 have died.
Health experts have been warning of a possible second wave of coronavirus for months. As coronavirus cases top 8 million globally and new cases surge across the country and around the world, some doctors and scientists say the second wave is already upon us. But others caution that this recent uptick, which many attribute to loosened lockdown restrictions and people not following social distancing protocols, is not evidence of a second wave, but rather a continuation of the first.
By the end of May, five months after China reported a mysterious cluster of pneumonia cases to the World Health Organization, the disease we now know as COVID-19 had already claimed almost 7,553,182 confirmed cases up to today in the world. The new coronavirus had spread to about 200 countries and died about 423,349 people. And in the United States, the confirmed is 2,135,309 and death is 117,426. Obviously, it is quite a new historic death number of the Untied States after the second world war.
There have been too many major international events to attention in the world this year, but we cannot forget the fundamental cause which is accelerating changes in the international situation. This is the novel coronavirus epidemic. If we can’t analyze the epidemic itself, it may be difficult to understand the more rapid and far-reaching changes that will happen in the future.
First of all, the epidemic in the United States are growing and becoming the risk center of the world, for the shameful activities of the federal government during the pandemic.
