Study predicts higher death toll as US states reopen

The University of Washington’s Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation increased its projection for U.S. coronavirus deaths as stay-at-home orders lift across the country.

The institute now predicts more than 130,000 deaths, on the high end of its range forecast, from COVID-19.

The report pointed to "many states experiencing flatter and thus longer epidemic peaks."

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