The world has reached the 6-month mark of the Covid-19 pandemic. To say a lot has happened is an understatement. It can be easy to forget how we got here.
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In New York, the number of deaths on a single day peaked at 590 on April 7. They didn't fall below 100 until May 9, CNBC reported.
"IT REALLY FEELS LIKE WE'VE BEEN HUNG OUT TO DRY."
- Derek Farley, a doctor of osteopathic medicine in Texas, in late March.
"We never made it out of the first wave."
- David Weber, of hospital epidemiology at UNC Medical Center in Chapel Hill to NBC.