- A $4 said that at least 97,078 tested positive for COVID-19 in the last two weeks of July.
- Since the pandemic began, 338,982 children have tested positive for COVID-19, according to the report.
- The last two weeks of July showed a 40% increase in pediatric cases from prior weeks, according to the report.
- President Donald Trump has $4.
At least 97,078 tested positive for COVID-19 in the last two weeks of July, a 40% increase from prior weeks, according to a new report.
$4 was released as many schools across the US are prepping to return to in-person classes in the fall with an $4 $4.
The organizations gathered data from 49 different states, though each state defined "child" differently. In some states, a child was defined as someone between the age of newborn and 14 years old, while Alabama reported children as anyone from newborn to 24 years old. The report said that New York, Texas, and Alabama were not included in the study, due to a lack of sufficient information.
According to the data provided in the report, 338,982 children have tested positive for COVID-19 since the beginning of the pandemic, and nearly 100,000 of those cases were recorded in the last two weeks of July.
Schools across the nation started in-person classes this month, while others have opted for online courses. The decision behind reopening public schools has largely been $4 in many states, though President Donald Trump has $4.
It remains unclear how opening schools could impact communities. Several schools have already had to temporarily shut down after COVID-19 outbreaks, including one in Georgia, $4
Research $4. Some studies have found that children are $4, and $4, while more often than adults>$4 within households.
According to the AAP data, states with the highest cumulative numbers of pediatric COVID-19 cases as of July 30 were California, Florida, Arizona, Tennessee, Illinois, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina.