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Michigan health experts worry as COVID-19 cases climb with delta variant
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U.S. Nears 600,000 Virus Deaths Despite Progress From Vaccines Dan Levin and Julie Bosman © Brittany Greeson for The New York Times Hollie Rivers, 28, with her children at their home in Lincoln Park, Mich. Her husband, Antwone, died of Covid-19 last month.
It is a number that once seemed unimaginable.
In the next few days, the United States will surpass 600,000 deaths from Covid-19, the highest known death toll in the world. The milestone approaches even though virus cases and deaths in this country have sharply fallen, vaccinations have been distributed widely, and many people have shed their masks and resumed prepandemic lives, including in New York and California, which both fully reopened on Tuesday.
U S Nears 600,000 Virus Deaths Despite Progress From Vaccines
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That would be significant because Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s handling of nursing home COVID-19 cases has been under scrutiny for months, and Republican legislators are investigating why her administration initially created regional nursing home “hubs” to house infected patients.
According to documents supplied to a Michigan-based podcast, No BS News Hour, and the Mackinac Center, which filed a lawsuit against the state to get COVID-19 death data, Michigan reviewed nearly 1,500 deaths from the earliest days of the pandemic, March through June 2020, that were later determined to be from COVID-19.
The review of the so-called “vital record” deaths named because they were determined through a review of death certificates found that 648 were nursing home residents.