COVID-19 Cases Are Rising, So Why Are Deaths Flatlining?

7/13/2020

This article explores the decline in the COVID-19 death rate and delves into the factors that may have contributed to this trend. It highlights the improvements in medical knowledge and treatments, as well as the healthcare system's preparedness and response. The article also discusses the demographics of those who were affected by the virus early on and how the changing patterns of transmission have played a role in the declining death rate. Furthermore, it acknowledges that while the overall death rate has decreased, certain communities and vulnerable populations still face disproportionate risks. Overall, the article provides insights into the complex reasons behind the decrease in COVID-19 deaths.

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