The latest forecast of an impressive coronavirus model is made up of a total of 394,693 US coronavirus deaths as of February 1.
According to Johns Hopkins University data, 181,000 more people are lost than the current U.S. population of 213,860.
This model from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington Washington School of Medicine, U.S. Daily death in projects reaching the level of about 2,300 in mid-January. The death toll in the U.S. on Friday was 990, according to Johns Hopkins University.
The new estimates are based on current conditions. If U.S. social distance commands are relaxed, the model projects 502,852 coronavirus-related deaths by Feb. 1.
Masks make a difference. If the U.S. In %%% people wearing masks, model projects that by February 1, 79,000 fewer lives will be lost, and daily deaths will be less than 1,400.
Large reference: Globally, the model predicts that 2,488,346 people will die from coronavirus by February 1, showing that if 95% of people worldwide wear masks, they could save more than three-quarters of a million by that date.
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