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Number and change of coronavirus (COVID-19) cases and deaths among the most impacted countries worldwide as of November 14, 2022

Characteristic	Total number of infections	Average daily number of new cases in last 7 days	Total number of deaths	Change in average new deaths last 7 days vs. previous 7 days
United States	97,997,389	35,000	1,074,485	260
India	44,666,924	770	530,532	3
France	37,288,432	21,000	158,711	56
Germany	36,033,395	30,000	155,588	150
Brazil	34,908,198	8,400	688,656	46
South Korea	26,217,994	52,000	29,709	46
Great Britain	24,179,656	3,500	211,417	110
Italy	23,823,192	26,000	179,985	78
Japan	23,203,855	72,000	47,685	79
Russia	21,194,442	5,100	383,134	61

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as of November 14, 2022

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As of November 14, 2022, the United States had recorded almost 98 million cases of COVID-19. The country had also reported a total number of over one million deaths from the disease.

COVID-19 testing remains important

The cumulative number of coronavirus cases worldwide reached almost 633 million towards the beginning of November 2022. Demand for test kits has at times exceeded production levels, but many countries continue to test citizens to more effectively control rises in cases. The U.S. has performed the most tests worldwide, followed by India and the United Kingdom.

The silent spread of the coronavirus

Widespread testing will also help to detect people who might be asymptomatic – showing few or no symptoms of the illness. These carriers are unwittingly transmitting the virus to others, and the threat of silent transmission is one reason why mass lockdowns have been imposed around the world. However, as asymptomatic carriers produce no symptoms, they may have developed some natural immunity to the illness. Viruses are not as easily spread in communities with high rates of immunity, which helps to protect more vulnerable groups of people. When an infection rate is less than one, a community has achieved herd immunity.