Coronavirus Model Predicts U.S. Death Toll Of Over 200,000 By October

The White House predicts that US COVID-19 deaths could reach 200,000 by October. The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation forecasts a second wave of COVID-19 in September, with a steady death rate until then, followed by a spike. Researchers attribute the rise in deaths to increased mobility and premature relaxation of social distancing. Several states, including Florida, have reported recent increases in cases as they continue to reopen.

What is the predicted number of COVID-19 deaths in the US by October?

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What does the model predict about coronavirus-related deaths in the US?

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Which state reported nearly 3000 new coronavirus cases on a Monday?