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". . .For the first time since March, the EU is reporting more new Covid-19 cases on a population-adjusted basis than the U.S., reflecting a second wave of virus outbreaks on the continent. 1 That’s even as U.S. per-capita case rates climb from an alarmingly high post-summer plateau:
Convergence
Europe's second wave has caught up to America's rising plateau. Cases were higher than reported in the spring because of limited testing capacity
Source: Johns Hopkins/author's calculations
Both regions are at a dangerous moment. The virus will be harder to control in winter as more people congregate indoors, and resistance to renewed restrictions may make them harder to impose and enforce. Europe's second wave after a quiet summer shows precisely how hard controlling the virus can be. . .
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