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Amy Acton: Presented Ohio State University models projecting that Ohio could identify up to 10,000 new COVID-19 cases a day at its peak. In April 2020 she said the projected peak had fallen to 1,600 a day, which she attributed to distancing, and that with no mitigation it could have reached 62,000.
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- Presented Ohio State University models projecting that Ohio could identify up to 10,000 new COVID-19 cases a day at its peak. In April 2020 she said the projected peak had fallen to 1,600 a day, which she attributed to distancing, and that with no mitigation it could have reached 62,000.
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