At least two-thirds of US counties see ‘uncontrollable spread’ of coronavirus
AT LEAST two-thirds of United States counties have seen an "uncontrollable spread" of coronavirus.
Data shows that almost every state across the country has at least one county experiencing an "epidemic trend" of confirmed cases.
, , , , , , , , and are only seeing epidemic or spreading trends.
, and are the only states that do not have an uncontrollable spread.
There are 4,687,828 currently confirmed cases of coronavirus in the .
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Appearing on CNN's "State of the Union," Birx said she has respect for Pelosi and attributed the sentiment to a New York Times article in which Birx is described as embracing overly optimistic assessments of the coronavirus.
Birx said that she has "never been called Pollyannish or non-scientific or non-data-driven. And I will stake my 40-year career on those fundamental principles of utilizing data to really implement better programs to save more lives."
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