Coronavirus fatalities are now rivaling daily death tolls from before vaccines were widely distributed.
Coronavirus deaths are at the highest level in almost a year in the U.S. amid signs that the wave of infections fueled by the omicron variant may be cresting....
[+]The seven-day rolling average of Covid-19 deaths was at 2,188 Tuesday, according to Johns Hopkins University, up 23% from a week ago. widely distributedThe current seven-day average of deaths is also higher than during the surge late last year fueled by the delta variant, when the seven-day moving average peaked September 15 at
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