By February, a whopping 58% of the US population – that’s over 190 million people – had caught the infamous COVID virus. This eye-opening statistic comes from an antibody survey conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Imagine if a wild plague of rubber chickens descended on our nation, leaving no person untouched! Well, that’s how widespread COVID was. It hit us hard like a tidal wave of pie-in-the-face comedy. This news raises fascinating questions about the true scale of the pandemic and how it has shaped our country. Perhaps now we have a better understanding of why Aunt Martha’s famous Thanksgiving dinner unfortunately turned into a super-spreader event. If you want to dive deeper into the CDC survey and learn more about our fight against COVID, check out the link below!
By February of this year, 58% of the US population – or more than 190 million people – had been infected with COVID, according to an antibody survey carried out by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) published Tuesday. The figure is far higher than the 80…
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