Cumulative COVID cases in the U.S. from 2020 to 2022| ��ƽ��

Number of cumulative cases of COVID-19 in the United States from January 20, 2020 to November 11, 2022, by week

Characteristic	Number of cumulative cases
11/11/22	96,752,266
11/04/22	96,470,311
10/28/22	96,204,258
10/21/22	95,950,320
10/14/22	95,695,102
10/07/22	95,437,349
09/30/22	95,132,339
09/23/22	94,794,847
09/16/22	94,402,545
09/09/22	93,940,848
09/02/22	93,427,857
08/26/22	92,827,552
08/19/22	92,197,881
08/12/22	91,527,527
08/05/22	90,776,583
07/29/22	89,961,240
07/22/22	89,058,232
07/15/22	88,172,891
07/08/22	87,332,494
07/01/22	86,568,494
06/24/22	85,822,179
06/17/22	85,150,465
06/10/22	84,450,371
06/03/22	83,705,099
05/27/22	83,014,413
05/20/22	82,268,256
05/13/22	81,609,041
05/06/22	81,059,175
04/29/22	80,637,566
04/22/22	80,294,352
04/15/22	80,012,126
04/08/22	79,791,438
04/01/22	79,602,026
03/25/22	79,412,846
03/18/22	79,223,844
03/11/22	79,013,927
03/04/22	78,749,208
02/25/22	78,386,455
02/18/22	77,846,811
02/11/22	76,932,976
02/04/22	75,466,609
01/28/22	72,796,133
01/21/22	68,421,970
01/14/22	62,879,571
01/07/22	57,454,615
12/31/21	53,391,712
12/24/21	51,279,077
12/17/21	50,126,397
12/10/21	49,289,321
12/03/21	48,446,627
11/26/21	47,832,554
11/19/21	47,164,369
11/12/21	46,551,258
11/05/21	46,014,419
10/29/21	45,511,926
10/22/21	45,007,523
10/15/21	44,475,877
10/08/21	43,859,019
10/01/21	43,155,435
09/24/21	42,357,321
09/17/21	41,439,801
09/10/21	40,357,488
09/03/21	39,294,598
08/27/21	38,123,194
08/20/21	37,120,606
08/13/21	36,124,070
08/06/21	35,226,070
07/30/21	34,559,085
07/23/21	34,107,325
07/16/21	33,819,761
07/09/21	33,641,336
07/02/21	33,532,144
06/25/21	33,438,580
06/18/21	33,356,836
06/11/21	33,270,571
06/04/21	33,171,256
05/28/21	33,060,939
05/21/21	32,901,012
05/14/21	32,693,936
05/07/21	32,442,677
04/30/21	32,120,569
04/23/21	31,756,589
04/16/21	31,317,844
04/09/21	30,827,692
04/02/21	30,372,003
03/26/21	29,925,797
03/19/21	29,524,376
03/12/21	29,142,872
03/05/21	28,751,406
02/26/21	28,309,159
02/19/21	27,833,889
02/12/21	27,296,571
02/05/21	26,570,602
01/29/21	25,617,997
01/22/21	24,481,156
01/15/21	23,106,970
01/08/21	21,402,953
01/01/21	19,801,296
12/25/20	18,504,858
12/18/20	17,012,393
12/11/20	15,492,506
12/04/20	14,018,174
11/27/20	12,849,868
11/20/20	11,602,352
11/13/20	10,463,575
11/06/20	9,547,198
10/30/20	8,845,761
10/23/20	8,320,631
10/16/20	7,888,977
10/09/20	7,519,759
10/02/20	7,203,263
09/25/20	6,911,030
09/18/20	6,607,280
09/11/20	6,337,538
09/04/20	6,083,141
08/28/20	5,795,937
08/21/20	5,502,028
08/14/20	5,174,096
08/07/20	4,799,470
07/31/20	4,403,379
07/24/20	3,954,139
07/17/20	3,488,294
07/10/20	3,047,943
07/03/20	2,678,756
06/26/20	2,367,154
06/19/20	2,147,941
06/12/20	1,989,162
06/05/20	1,846,618
05/29/20	1,702,028
05/22/20	1,556,618
05/15/20	1,399,152
05/08/20	1,240,131
05/01/20	1,052,426
04/24/20	856,016
04/17/20	656,455
04/10/20	449,879
04/03/20	230,279
03/27/20	70,733
03/20/20	9,905
03/13/20	1,427
03/06/20	201
02/28/20	83
02/21/20	52
02/14/20	36
02/07/20	26
01/31/20	16
01/25/20	9
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November 2022

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January 20, 2020 to November 11, 2022

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As of November 11, 2022, almost 96.8 million confirmed cases of COVID-19 had been reported by the World Health Organization (WHO) for the United States. The pandemic has impacted all 50 states, with vast numbers of cases recorded in California, Texas, and Florida.

The coronavirus in the U.S.

The coronavirus hit the United States in mid-March 2020, and cases started to soar at an alarming rate. The country has performed a high number of COVID-19 tests, which is a necessary step to manage the outbreak, but new coronavirus cases in the U.S. have spiked several times since the pandemic began, most notably at the end of 2022. However, restrictions in many states have been eased as new cases have declined.

The origin of the coronavirus

In December 2019, officials in Wuhan, China, were the first to report cases of pneumonia with an unknown cause. A new human coronavirus – SARS-CoV-2 – has since been discovered, and COVID-19 is the infectious disease it causes. All available evidence to date suggests that COVID-19 is a zoonotic disease, which means it can spread from animals to humans. The WHO says transmission is likely to have happened through an animal that is handled by humans. Researchers do not support the theory that the virus was developed in a laboratory.