The number of known coronavirus cases in the United States continues to grow rapidly. As of Sunday morning, at least 426 people have been treated for coronavirus in 32 states and Washington, D.C., according to a New York Times database, and at least 19 patients with the virus have died.
The pace of diagnosis has quickened in recent days, with 117 new cases announced Saturday, including the first ones in Kansas and Washington, D.C. The virus is now spreading within communities on both coasts, including in California, New York and Washington State, where doctors have detected dozens of new cases in recent days.
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The New York Times has been tracking every confirmed case in the United States for more than a month, using information from federal, state and local officials. The numbers in this article are being updated several times a day based on the latest information from that database.
The number of patients treated in the United States remains a small fraction of those with the virus overseas, where thousands of people have died and tens of thousands have been infected.
Health officials in California, Oregon and Washington State have all reported incidents of the virus turning up in people with no high-risk travel history and have warned of significant community spread. (On the East Coast, New York has as well.) Several school districts and universities on the West Coast have called off classes, and officials in some places have urged residents, especially older people, to avoid large gatherings.
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Combined, California and Washington account for the bulk of the nation’s coronavirus cases. Those patients include a mix of people who contracted the illness locally, traveled in China or were passengers on the Diamond Princess cruise ship, which docked in Japan after an outbreak on board.
But many U.S. patients — and more every day — were diagnosed without any history of overseas travel, signaling that the illness was circulating within the United States and that people were being exposed in schools, offices and medical facilities.