More than 421,000 COVID-19 cases have been reported statewide over the course of the pandemic. That means roughly 1 in every 94 Californians has had a confirmed infection at some point.
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https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-07-23/california-records-most-coronavirus-deaths-in-a-day-as-fatalities-pass-8-000
That means that over 1% of the people have been tested to have coronavirus. Because of having 421,000 people being tested positive that usually means at a 40 million population that 10 percent or more of the people are positive or have been with coronavirus in the state of California so far at some point. Because you don't stay positive usually more than one month to 3 months before you go into another stage of it.
After 3 months you usually could get coronavirus again each 3 months cycle potentially. So, if you don't die of it the first time you could theoretically die of it the 2nd, 3rd or 4th or 5th time you get it. (at a rate of 4 times possible per year).
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