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Over one million people worldwide have recovered from the coronavirus, according to data collected by Johns Hopkins University. We hit the milestone last night. The United States accounts for over 153,000 of those recoveries. The next two countries with the highest number of recoveries are Germany (over 126,000) and Spain (over 112,000).
Over three million people have been infected with the coronavirus worldwide, and over 230,000 people have died. That means over four times as many people have recovered from the coronavirus than have died.
There are currently around two million active coronavirus cases.
The U.S. accounts for over 1,070,000 over those cases.
