The number of new coronavirus cases is still rising every day in many U.S. states, even as several are preparing to reopen.
But in some, the outbreak is slowing — or in other words, their curves are flattening.
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But in some, the outbreak is slowing — or in other words, their curves are flattening.
See how your state compares here. nyti.ms/2VTJoyh
These 18 states have had recent growth in newly reported coronavirus cases. nyti.ms/2VTJoyh 
The number of new cases each day has mostly stayed the same in Washington, D.C., and these 19 states — including New York, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. nyti.ms/2VTJoyh
In these 13 states — including some, such as New Jersey, with a high number of cases — the growth rate of coronavirus cases has appeared to slow. But a lack of widespread testing may mean that cases are being undercounted. nyti.ms/2VTJoyh
Track the full extent of the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. — including county-by-county data for which areas have the largest outbreaks and where cases are growing the fastest — with our full maps nyti.ms/2VTJoyh
