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ngq, you sexy beast! Here is a sanity check for that clean meta. ;)
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The latest media briefing by the WHO warned that the global outlook has been “worsening” over the past week, with over 100,000 daily case reports in nine of the past ten days, as total confirmed cases surpass 7 million and total reported deaths approach half a million. One challenge has been complacency, as the WHO Technical Lead explains “people grow tired” which makes it difficult for governments to maintain or reintroduce public health and social distancing measures. As some regions like parts of Europe are beginning to see stabilizing or declining rates of new COVID-19 infection, Latin America has quickly become the ‘epicentre of the pandemic’. Of the 136,000 reported cases on Monday June 1, 2020, almost 75% came from just 10 countries, more than half of which were from Central and South American countries. The WHO Director General said he was “especially worried” given the large number of countries reporting rapidly increasing case and mortality rates straining health systems “from Mexico through to Chile.”


With almost 600,000 confirmed cases, Brazil has the second highest case count in the world following the U.S. With 2,600 deaths reported in just two days, the WHO Regional Office for the Americas, PAHO, warns that Brazil could see 88,000 deaths from COVID-19 by August unless the country takes drastic containment measures. Elsewhere in the world, Iran has reported more than 3,000 confirmed cases for a fourth consecutive day, raising concerns that the country may be experiencing a second wave of infections.


                    [post_title] => South America emerges as ‘new epicentre of the pandemic’
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A paper in Nature this week reports that Chinese scientists discovered RNA of the virus in tiny droplets in Wuhan hospitals, raising the possibility of airborne transmission. The range of clinical manifestations in patients that test positive for COVID-19 remains a public health challenge, with some remaining asymptomatic while others die quickly. Despite the more than 1,000 papers that are published every week, a Science articles concludes that a “clear picture is elusive, as the virus acts like no pathogen humanity has ever seen.”


The CDC this week added six new symptoms that may be linked with COVID-19. These include chills, repeated shaking with chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat and a loss of taste or smell – in addition to previously listed symptoms (fever, cough and shortness of breath or difficulty breathing).


The number of cases in Russia has surged past 100,000 following a record daily increase that included its Prime Minister testing positive. The Prime Minister of Japan has also suggested the country is likely to extend the state of emergency past May 4. Yesterday, Chile announced that it will back away from plans to distribute immunity cards following warnings by the WHO of the lack of evidence of ‘sufficient immunity’ to COVID-19 that would prevent reinfection. In its daily briefing, the WHO also has urged countries to be vigilant and to avoid prematurely lifting control measures as early evidence of sero-epidemiological data suggests a significant proportion of infected people may have been missed by surveillance measures.


                    [post_title] => ‘Like No Pathogen Humanity Has Ever Seen’, Science
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The numbers continue to surge in the U.S., with at least 6,098 reported deaths and 245,442 confirmed cases, accounting for almost a quarter of all worldwide cases. New York State has become the epicentre of the outbreak with almost 100,000 confirmed cases, while the U.S. reported over 1,000 deaths for the second day in a row. In Canada, the number of confirmed cases has also increased to 11,283, including 173 reported deaths. With the outbreak expected to spread more widely across the continent over the next two weeks, there are increasing concerns over health care system capacities. The number of cases in South and Central American countries continue to grow, with reported cases in Brazil continuing to jump almost 20% a day to 8,044, while Chile and Ecuador have seen spikes to 3,404 and 3,163 cases, respectively.


                    [post_title] => Stats Summary: Americas
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The U.S. has become the epicentre of the COVID-19 pandemic, accounting for the highest number of cases worldwide (104,126), which represents an 18% increase between 27 and 28 March. Canada has also experienced a 15% increase over the last day, totalling 4,757 cases. The increase in case numbers in South and Central American countries are also noteworthy; Brazil is reporting more than 3,400 cases, and Ecuador and Chile are reporting more than 1,600 cases each.


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