U.S. COVID-19 deaths rise for second week in a row

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U.S. COVID-19 deaths rise for second week in a row
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The country reported over 460,000 new coronavirus cases last week, up nearly 15% from the prior week, according to the analysis of data from The COVID Tracking Project, a volunteer-run effort to track the outbreak. Nineteen states have reported increases in deaths for at least two straight weeks, including

- U.S. deaths from COVID-19 rose for a second week in a row to more than 5,200 people in the week ended July 19, up 5% from the previous seven days, a Reuters analysis found.

Nineteen states have reported increases in deaths for at least two straight weeks, including, Arizona, Florida and Texas.Testing for COVID-19 rose by 9% in the United States last week and set a new record high on Friday, with over 850,000 tests performed, the Reuters analysis found. Thirty-one states had positivity test rates above 5%, according to the analysis, including Arizona at 24%, Florida and Nevada at 19%, and Idaho and Alabama at 18%.

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