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If you see this 🔑 in today’s newsletter, that means we’re highlighting our exclusive journalism. You need to be a subscriber toMore than two years into the pandemic, hospital care still may not save you from dying of COVID-19
New data from Pennsylvania and the United States show that as recently as December 2021, one in seven people hospitalized with COVID was still dying — a rate not much better than at the start of the pandemic.
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