北美新型冠状病毒感染疫情：截至2023年1月23日，美国累计确诊病例103,874,831例，累计死亡病例1,128,970例；加拿大累计确诊病例4,524,782例，累计死亡病例49,871例
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The United States has surpassed 100,000 current Covid-19 hospitalizations, setting a new record high since the pandemic began, according to the Covid Tracking Project (CTP).
On Wednesday, 100,226 people were hospitalized with Covid-19, according to CTP.
US surpasses 100,000 Covid-19 hospitalizations
From CNN’s Haley BrinkThe United States has surpassed 100,000 current Covid-19 hospitalizations, setting a new record high since the pandemic began, according to the Covid Tracking Project (CTP).
On Wednesday, 100,226 people were hospitalized with Covid-19, according to CTP.
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A medical worker walks outside of the Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn on December 1 in New York. Spencer Platt/Getty Images
The 911 emergency call system is struggling to stay together, said the American Ambulance Association, which represents all of the nation’s ambulance services.
“The 911 emergency medical system throughout the United States is at a breaking point,” Aarron Reinert, the president of the American Ambulance Association, wrote in a recent letter to the Department of Health and Human Services. “Without additional relief, it seems likely to break, even as we enter the third surge of the virus in the Mid-West and West.”
CNN obtained a copy of the letter, which was dated Nov. 25, on Wednesday.
Reinert said in the letter that public and private ambulance services in all 50 states must have additional funding in order to continue providing the services they have supplied since the pandemic began last spring.
“Similar to hospitals and many skilled nursing facilities, ground ambulance service providers and suppliers since March have been serving their communities in a disproportionate manner to their traditional role in the Medicare program,” Reinert wrote in the letter.
“Given the substantially heavier burden that AAA members are carrying during the pandemic, we reiterate our request for HHS to provide additional funding from the Congressionally allocated dollars for the Provider Relief Fund specifically to ground ambulance service providers to ensure the stability of these essential providers and suppliers as the country continues to battle the pandemic,” he said.
The trade group is asking for $2.6 billion from HHS to prevent the emergency medical system from buckling under the weight of the pandemic.
The organization’s CEO Maria Bianchi told CNN the money would mean every single ambulance in the US, regardless of affiliation, would get $43,500 to help with supplies, such as personal protective equipment, and continued operations.
Bianchi described the current situation with ambulance services as a “rubber band stretched to the breaking point.”
The US has just under 60,000 ambulances, Bianchi said, and the American Ambulance Association represents all of them.
“It has never been this bad and we are we are looking for a tonic, something that can help us to alleviate this surge, so that that does not happen, so that someone doesn't call 911 and a unit doesn't arrive within the appropriate amount of time to help that person,” she said.
911 emergency medical system in US "at a breaking point," ambulance group says
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The 911 emergency call system is struggling to stay together, said the American Ambulance Association, which represents all of the nation’s ambulance services.
“The 911 emergency medical system throughout the United States is at a breaking point,” Aarron Reinert, the president of the American Ambulance Association, wrote in a recent letter to the Department of Health and Human Services. “Without additional relief, it seems likely to break, even as we enter the third surge of the virus in the Mid-West and West.”
CNN obtained a copy of the letter, which was dated Nov. 25, on Wednesday.
Reinert said in the letter that public and private ambulance services in all 50 states must have additional funding in order to continue providing the services they have supplied since the pandemic began last spring.
“Similar to hospitals and many skilled nursing facilities, ground ambulance service providers and suppliers since March have been serving their communities in a disproportionate manner to their traditional role in the Medicare program,” Reinert wrote in the letter.
“Given the substantially heavier burden that AAA members are carrying during the pandemic, we reiterate our request for HHS to provide additional funding from the Congressionally allocated dollars for the Provider Relief Fund specifically to ground ambulance service providers to ensure the stability of these essential providers and suppliers as the country continues to battle the pandemic,” he said.
The trade group is asking for $2.6 billion from HHS to prevent the emergency medical system from buckling under the weight of the pandemic.
The organization’s CEO Maria Bianchi told CNN the money would mean every single ambulance in the US, regardless of affiliation, would get $43,500 to help with supplies, such as personal protective equipment, and continued operations.
Bianchi described the current situation with ambulance services as a “rubber band stretched to the breaking point.”
The US has just under 60,000 ambulances, Bianchi said, and the American Ambulance Association represents all of them.
“It has never been this bad and we are we are looking for a tonic, something that can help us to alleviate this surge, so that that does not happen, so that someone doesn't call 911 and a unit doesn't arrive within the appropriate amount of time to help that person,” she said.
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911 emergency medical system in US "at a breaking point," ambulance group says
From CNN’s Shelby Lin Erdman
A medical worker walks outside of the Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn on December 1 in New York. Spencer Platt/Getty Images
The 911 emergency call system is struggling to stay together, said the American Ambulance Association, which represents all of the nation’s ambulance services.
“The 911 emergency medical system throughout the United States is at a breaking point,” Aarron Reinert, the president of the American Ambulance Association, wrote in a recent letter to the Department of Health and Human Services. “Without additional relief, it seems likely to break, even as we enter the third surge of the virus in the Mid-West and West.”
CNN obtained a copy of the letter, which was dated Nov. 25, on Wednesday.
Reinert said in the letter that public and private ambulance services in all 50 states must have additional funding in order to continue providing the services they have supplied since the pandemic began last spring.
“Similar to hospitals and many skilled nursing facilities, ground ambulance service providers and suppliers since March have been serving their communities in a disproportionate manner to their traditional role in the Medicare program,” Reinert wrote in the letter.
“Given the substantially heavier burden that AAA members are carrying during the pandemic, we reiterate our request for HHS to provide additional funding from the Congressionally allocated dollars for the Provider Relief Fund specifically to ground ambulance service providers to ensure the stability of these essential providers and suppliers as the country continues to battle the pandemic,” he said.
The trade group is asking for $2.6 billion from HHS to prevent the emergency medical system from buckling under the weight of the pandemic.
The organization’s CEO Maria Bianchi told CNN the money would mean every single ambulance in the US, regardless of affiliation, would get $43,500 to help with supplies, such as personal protective equipment, and continued operations.
Bianchi described the current situation with ambulance services as a “rubber band stretched to the breaking point.”
The US has just under 60,000 ambulances, Bianchi said, and the American Ambulance Association represents all of them.
“It has never been this bad and we are we are looking for a tonic, something that can help us to alleviate this surge, so that that does not happen, so that someone doesn't call 911 and a unit doesn't arrive within the appropriate amount of time to help that person,” she said.
跟流感还是不一样啊
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The United States has reported a record-high number of new Covid-19 deaths on Wednesday, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
So far on Wednesday, 2,658 Covid-19 deaths have been reported, according to JHU. The US is currently averaging 1,531 new deaths per day, the university's data shows.
According to JHU data, the days with the highest number of new deaths are:
US reports highest number of Covid-19 deaths in a single day
From CNN’s Haley BrinkThe United States has reported a record-high number of new Covid-19 deaths on Wednesday, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
So far on Wednesday, 2,658 Covid-19 deaths have been reported, according to JHU. The US is currently averaging 1,531 new deaths per day, the university's data shows.
According to JHU data, the days with the highest number of new deaths are:
- Dec. 2: 2,658
- April 15: 2,603
- Dec. 1: 2,597
- April 7: 2,570
- April 21: 2,542
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The United States reported 3,157 new coronavirus deaths on Wednesday, the highest number in a single day since the pandemic began, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
The days with the highest number of new deaths according to JHU data are:
US reports highest number of Covid-19 deaths in a single day
From CNN’s Artemis MoshtaghianThe United States reported 3,157 new coronavirus deaths on Wednesday, the highest number in a single day since the pandemic began, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
The days with the highest number of new deaths according to JHU data are:
- Dec. 2: 3,157
- April 15: 2,603
- Dec. 1: 2,597
- April 7: 2,570
- April 21: 2,542
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There have been at least 14,012,378 cases of coronavirus in the United States and at least 274,648 people have died from Covid-19, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.
It took the United States 248 days to reach 7 million Covid-19 cases, according to Johns Hopkins University data. It only took the nation 69 days to reach the second 7 million cases.
Johns Hopkins recorded the first case of coronavirus in the United States on Jan. 21.
US surpasses 14 million Covid-19 cases
From CNN's Amanda Watts and Haley BrinkThere have been at least 14,012,378 cases of coronavirus in the United States and at least 274,648 people have died from Covid-19, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.
It took the United States 248 days to reach 7 million Covid-19 cases, according to Johns Hopkins University data. It only took the nation 69 days to reach the second 7 million cases.
Johns Hopkins recorded the first case of coronavirus in the United States on Jan. 21.
- 98 days later, on April 28, the US hit 1 million cases
- 44 days later, on June 11, the US hit 2 million cases
- 27 days later, on July 8, the US hit 3 million cases
- 15 days later, on July 23, the US hit 4 million cases
- 17 days later, on Aug. 9, the US hit 5 million cases
- 22 days later, on Aug. 31, the US hit 6 million cases
- 25 days later, on Sept. 25, the US hit 7 million cases
- 21 days later on Oct. 16, the US hit 8 million cases
- 14 days later, on Oct. 30, the US hit 9 million cases
- 9 days later, on Nov. 8, the US hit 10 million cases
- 7 days later, on Nov. 15, the US hit 11 million cases
- 6 days later on Nov. 21, the US hit 12 million cases
- 6 days later, on Nov. 27, the US hit 13 million cases
- 6 days later, on Dec. 3, the US hit 14 million cases
- India has over 9 million total cases
- Brazil has over 6 million total cases
- France and Russia have over 2 million total cases
- Spain, United Kingdom, Argentina, Italy, Colombia, Mexico, Germany, Poland and Iran all have over 1 million total cases each
