The Growth Of Covid-19 Cases Are Declining In The U.S., But Deaths Are Increasing

Daily Mail: COVID cases are DECLINING for the first time since June - signalling an end to the summer Delta surge - as the US eclipses 40 million cases during the pandemic and Mu variant rises 

* COVID-19 cases have declined over a two week period for the first time since June 

 * Experts believe the Delta variant fueled summer surge may be coming to an end after it completes a two-month cycle 

* Deaths continue increasing, though, up 50% over the past two weeks 

* Hospitalizations are high as well, with more than 100,000 Americans hospitalized and 75% of ICU beds nationwide currently occupied 

For the first time in over two months, COVID-19 cases are declining in the United States. 

As of September 6, the U.S. is averaging 137,000 new daily cases nationwide, a nine percent decrease from the 151,000 case average two weeks ago on August 24. 

It is the first time since June 30 that the national average is lower than the total from two weeks earlier. 

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WNU Editor: This is the new worry .... Cases of 'Mu' variant start to rise in US - with 2,300 cases appearing in 49 states - as experts fear it could be more contagious than Delta and RESISTANT to vaccines (Daily Mail). 

More News On The Covid-19 Pandemic In The U.S.  

U.S. surpasses infection total from 2020; Fauci says packing football stadiums isn't 'smart': COVID-19 updates -- USA Today  

US COVID-19 cases top 40 million; Biden to deliver new plan -- CIDRAP  

Overwhelmed Morgues Belie U.S. Illusion of a Defanged Pandemic -- Bloomberg  

Covid Deaths Surge Across a Weary America as a Once-Hopeful Summer Ends -- New York Times  

Children make up more than a quarter of the weekly US Covid-19 cases, pediatricians' group says -- CNN  

CDC reports that 75% of US adults have received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine as demand for jabs steadily increases -- Daily Mail

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