U.S. Covid-19 Deaths Top 600,000

Fatalities in the U.S. peaked in mid-January, when the seven-day average of reported deaths was around 3,300 a day, up from a rate of 1,100 just two months earlier, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis of data compiled by Johns Hopkins University. The seven-day average, which helps smooth outfor Covid-19 data, has been below 1,000 deaths since early April, and below an average of 500 deaths since the beginning of June. On Monday, it stood at 343.

The data reflect reports of known Covid-19 deaths from around the U.S. Epidemiologists believe the real count of pandemic-related deaths is likely higher, due both to missed Covid-19 deaths and unregistered harm inflicted by the virus.

Ok great thank you for the info now we could use some uplifting news WSJ. How about something good that has happened in the country how about a new electric plant that was built or a new dam or some project that was completed? Nah keep up the fear mongering get them clicks.

Imagine how low those numbers would have been if we had used HCQ and Ivermectin to treat the illness rather than banking Wall Street profits for Big Pharma and investors like Fauci and Gates... How many died for their bank accounts? Where is the outrage?

Is that vaccine related deaths...Do your own research people.

wow

You mean “with” Covid. Big difference.

I remember when the Journal was news organization and not a propaganda machine. So Sad. When are they going to come partially clean like Alameda County, CA. 25% overcounted. Why don't you report those numbers included the Pneumonia and Influenza cases and deaths?

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