U.S. And Global Covid-19 Cases Continue To Decline

New daily cases are down in all 50 states compared to last month, with none reporting more than 10,000 new COVID-19 infections on a given day

It's not just the US that is seeing encouraging signs - cases and deaths have declined by 16% worldwide last week compared to the previous one

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 * All 50 states saw fewer than 10,000 new COVID cases across a rolling average 

 * New York, Texas, Florida and California continued to see the highest number 

 * Hawaii and Wyoming both recorded fewer than 100 cases across the seven days

 * Deaths are down 30 percent since their peak in early January 

 * Experts warn against complacency, however, as new strains pose a threat

 * Worldwide cases fell 16% last week compared to the previous while deaths declined 10% worldwide 

For the first time this year, no state in the country saw an average of more than 10,000 new COVID-19 cases over the past seven days, it was reported on Tuesday, in the latest encouraging sign in pandemic progress.

The COVID Tracking Project found that every single state is showing a decline in numbers compared to January. Nationwide, the seven-day rolling average of daily cases is down to 75,518, compared to 209,945 a month ago, according to Johns Hopkins University data. 

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WNU Editor: All that I can say is I hope this trend continues.

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