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U.S. Lockdown One Week Earlier Would Have Saved 36,000 Lives, Study Finds
WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN
Epidemiologists at Columbia estimate locking down two weeks earlier would have saved 54,000 lives.
Blake Montgomery
Former Reporter/Editor
Published
May 20 2020
11:13PM EDT
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Blake Montgomery
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