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Andy Meek
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- Coronavirus cases are surging around the US, leading public health experts like Dr. Anthony Fauci to warn that the country is in store for a tough January.
- A new study warns that too much COVID-19 spread is still happening in workplaces, among those that are still open. That's because people are contracting COVID in the community, and then they bring it into the workplace where the virus can be spread to fellow employees.
- The report recommends closing more workplaces, as many as possible, could cut the spread of COVID cases by as much as 32 percentage points.
The latest picture we have of the coronavirus pandemic in the US has revealed the first instances of the new COVID strain from the United Kingdom that's much more transmissible, with new coronavirus cases of this kind having been found in Colorado and now California. For that reason, officials are worried that the US health care system is about to come under even more strain, exacerbated by the fact that the US is also recording almost 182,000 new coronavirus cases per day (as well as more than 2,300 virus-related deaths each day) based on a seven-day average of Johns Hopkins University data calculated by CNBC.
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