As Covid-19 deaths hit record lows, those dying are younger and more disproportionately Black than before
(CNN)Covid-19 deaths have fallen dramatically across the United States -- average daily deaths are less than a tenth of what they were at the peak of the pandemic, according to data from Johns Hopkins University -- but nearly 300 people are still dying of Covid-19 each day in the US.
(CNN)Covid-19 deaths have fallen dramatically across the United States -- average daily deaths are less than a tenth of what they were at the peak of the pandemic, according to data from Johns Hopkins University -- but nearly 300 people are still dying of Covid-19 each day in the US.Some groups remain more at risk than others. People who died of Covid-19 in May were younger and more disproportionately Black than those who had died of Covid-19 throughout the pandemic, a CNN analysis of CDC data shows.And Americans who are still dying of Covid-19 are "overwhelmingly" unvaccinated, Dr. Anthony Fauci told CNN's Jake Tapper on Tuesday.White House says US will fall short of July 4th vaccination goals "This is exactly what we would expect, given
(CNN)Covid-19 deaths have fallen dramatically across the United States -- average daily deaths are less than a tenth of what they were at the peak of the pandemic, according to data from Johns Hopkins University -- but nearly 300 people are still dying of Covid-19 each day in the US.
