After roughly 100,000 Minnesota cases and 2,000 COVID-19 deaths, here`s what we know — and ...
(WorldNews Health)

After more than 2,000 COVID-19 deaths and nearly 100,000 infections, there’s still a lot doctors and health officials don’t know about the coronavirus pandemic that has upended life in Minnesota and around the globe. Doctors and health officials are confident that older people and patients with certain pre-existing conditions are at the greatest risk of serious coronavirus infections and dying of COVID-19. In Minnesota, 92 percent of the state’s deaths were patients age 60 or older and most of those fatalities, at least 1,435 people, lived in long-term care facilities. About 95 percent of those who died had serious underlying health conditions. But young, otherwise healthy...