US coronavirus: Daily coronavirus deaths close to 2,600 – its highest since April – and are expected to get worse.

The two companies are preparing to send a vaccine against the virus, but the dose will be limited, and they will not have access to a wider population until 2021.

November, he was marked by difficult records, admitted to his hospital at least 20 days a month. The outcome of the holidays is yet to come, with health experts warning that things will get worse in the coming weeks.

Maryland hospitals, which have already seen a 1% increase in coronavirus hospitalization, are preparing for the impact and have until December 8 to submit their expanded strategy to increase bed and staff capacity, including encouraging universities to provide appropriate health care students. Graduation should be allowed on an early basis and universities should be encouraged. Join the staff, Gov. Larry Hogg said Tuesday.

States pushed against the climbing record

Tuesday was a record day for coronavirus destruction in many states, and local leaders are pushing for increased opposition with new measures to fight the virus.

Reg Rego recorded its highest number of single-day deaths, a one-day increase in more than 15,000 cases in Texas, and was admitted to the highest level hospital ever in Mississippi, state officials said.

Now, 65% of counties in Mississippi are under additional controls, including mask orders to combat the increase.

“This is a time when the virus is very much present,” the government’s Tate Reeves told reporters. “The risk is higher to catch it because there are more viruses in the communities due to the number of cases we are reporting.”

Kentucky Govt. Yndi Basheer on Tuesday called for the state’s coronavirus to “virtually every step.” Called for the “worst day ever”.

“It’s our most lively day,” Basheer said. “If we don’t all do our part, if we try to be the exception, this thing won’t work to slow down, and we love and care about Kentuckies.”

Los Angeles County in California also had its “bad days” when it comes to cases and hospitalizations, said Director of Public Health Dr. Barb. According to a release issued by the County Department of Barbara Ferrer.

“However, it will probably not be the worst day of the epidemic in Les Los Angeles County.

The county issued a revised stay on house orders that went into effect Monday, banning meals and gatherings with outsiders.

Nursing home cases reach their highest point since spring

The American Health Care Association and the National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA / NCAL) said in a report released on Tuesday that nursing homes, which were severely affected by the onset of the epidemic, are reporting the highest week of their new coronavirus case.

“Our most feared fears have come true as COVID runs rampant in the general population, and long-term care facilities are completely useless to access it due to its asymptomatic and pre-therapeutic spread,” said Mark Parkinson, president and CEO of AHCA. / NCAL, in a statement.

Between mid-September and the week of November 15, there has been a 177% increase in cases in new weekly nursing homes across the country. The increase in cases has been accompanied by an increase in coronavirus deaths in nursing homes.

Nursing homes in the Midwest were particularly hard hit, with weekly cases growing by more than 100% since mid-September.

This increase is associated with a nationwide increase in these cases, and health experts say the spread in the community is a good indicator that cases in nursing homes will increase.

“Our older population is the most vulnerable, and the rising level of COVID in the U.S. is a top priority for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for vaccine delivery. “Long-term care residents and staff,” Parkinson said.

Health care workers and long-term care patients will be vaccinated first

Widespread distribution of vaccines may still be months away, but U.S. Preparing to send the first wave of inoculation – and health care workers and long-term care patients are at the top of the list to receive them.

Federal officials expect 40 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine to be available by the end of December, but those doses will not be available all at once, CDC vaccine advisers said Tuesday.

Dr. of CDC. Sarah Oliver told the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practice that vaccine manufacturers expect 5 million to 10 million doses per week to be available in the first week while increasing manufacturing.