https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/more-2-200-coronavirus-deaths-nursing-homes-federal-government-isn-n1181026
More than 2,200 coronavirus deaths in nursing homes, but federal government
isn't tracking them
The numbers are likely a significant undercount, given the limited access to
testing and other constraints, state officials and public health experts say.
米国の老人ホームで新コロナウイルス感染が急拡大、NBCの集計で2200人以上の死者がある
が、これらは連邦政府の新コロナウイルスの調査・追跡はされていない

April 11, 2020, 5:07 AM JST / Updated April 11, 2020, 7:33 AM JST
By Suzy Khimm, Laura Strickler, Andrew Blankstein and Peter Georgiev
Nearly 2,500 long-term care facilities in 36 states are battling coronavirus cases,
according to data gathered by NBC News from state agencies, an explosive increase
of 522 percent compared to a federal tally just 10 days ago.

The total dwarfs the last federal estimate on March 30 ? based on “informal outreach”
to state health departments ? that more than 400 nursing homes had at least one case
of the virus.

The full scale of the virus’ impact is even greater than NBC News’ tally, as key
states including Florida did not provide data, and nursing homes across the United
States are still struggling for access to testing.

The toll of these outbreaks is growing. NBC News tallied 2,246 deaths associated with
long-term care facilities, based on responses from 24 states. This, too, is an
undercount; about half of all states said they could not provide data on nursing home
deaths, or declined to do so. Some states said they do not track these deaths at all.

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