Big Number29,099,393. Although cases could slightly increase in the next couple of weeks, totals are still down compared to last year, Bloomberg reported. By the numbers: The U.S. seven-day average peaked at nearly 250,000 cases per day in January but has steadily declined since to the current average of 49,908 cases per day, according to data from Johns Hopkins University. There are an average of 1,663 deaths per day, as of Tuesday, Times data showed, representing a decline of 20% over the past two weeks. gettyKey FactsThe U.S. is now averaging 49,908 new cases per day on average, according to Johns Hopkins University.
The U.S. will probably not see as many new cases as the past two weeks due to the restrictions in the majority of the areas.
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The U.S. will probably not see as many new cases as the past two weeks due to the restrictions in the majority of the areas .
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