At least 103,000 people have died from coronavirus in the U.S.

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The disease caused by the novel coronavirus has killed at least 103,000 people in the United States since February. By April 13, it had killed in every state.

After weeks of near universal sheltering in place, the overall daily toll has begun to decline, because of a sharp decrease in deaths and reported infections in some of the hardest-hit urban centers. But the virus is accelerating in other areas.

As of mid-May, every state had plans to loosen restrictions on activities and businesses as public health officials urge caution to avoid another surge.

Along the way, criteria for reporting deaths has changed in some states and cities. New York City in mid-April added more than 3,700 deaths of people who were presumed to have covid-19 but were never tested.

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1. 106132 (KNOWN) deaths in America

it's actually WAY more