All my various postings tracking the COVID-19 pandemic through the end of 2022.
The lack of a trend in new U.S. cases continues. The U.S. remains at 29 new cases per 100K population per day, same as it was five days ago.
Hospitalizations are down to just above 5000 per day. Deaths are just below 400 per day. Continue reading Post #1574: COVID-19 trend to 8/22/2022, still 29 new cases per 100K per day
The U.S. is now down to 29 new cases per 100K population per day, down from 31 two days ago.
Hospitalizations are below 6000 per day. Deaths are below 400 per day. Continue reading Post #1573: COVID-19 trend, now 29 new cases per 100K per day
The U.S. is now down to 30 new cases per 100K population per day, down from 31 two days ago.
Daily new hospitalizations are below 6000.
Deaths are now just below 400 per day. Continue reading Post #1572: COVID-19 trend to 8/17/2022, now 30 new cases per 100K per day
The U.S. is now down to 37 36 34 33 32 31 new cases per 100K population per day, down from 38 at the end of last week 37 when I checked it a couple of days ago 36 four days ago 34 33 two days ago 32 three days ago.
Daily new hospitalizations have fallen below risen to just over fallen below risen to just over fallen to just under 6000 per day. finally fallen back below 5500 per day.
Deaths remain around 350 375 are now consistently above 400 per day. Continue reading Post #1571: COVID-19 trend to 8/15/2022, now 31 new cases per 100K per day
The U.S. is now down to 37 36 34 33 32 new cases per 100K population per day, down from 38 at the end of last week 37 when I checked it a couple of days ago 36 four days ago 34 33 two days ago. Daily new hospitalizations have fallen below risen to just over fallen below risen to just over fallen to just under 6000 per day. Deaths remain around 350 375 400 per day. Continue reading Post #1570: COVID-19 trend to 8/12/2022, now 32 new cases per 100K per day
The U.S. is now down to 37 36 34 33 new cases per 100K population per day, down from 38 at the end of last week 37 when I checked it a couple of days ago 36 four days ago 34 two days ago. Daily new hospitalizations have fallen below risen to just over fallen below risen to just over 6000 per day. Deaths remain around 350 375 400 per day. Continue reading Post #1568: COVID-19 trend to 8/10/2022, now 33 new cases per 100K per day
The U.S. is now down to 37 36 34 new cases per 100K population per day, down from 38 at the end of last week 37 when I checked it a couple of days ago 36 four days ago. Daily new hospitalizations have fallen below risen to just over fallen below 6000 per day. Deaths remain around 350 375 400 per day. Continue reading Post #1567: COVID-19 trend to 8/8/2022, continued slow decline in new cases
The U.S. is now down to 37 36 new cases per 100K population per day, down from 38 at the end of last week 37 when I checked it a couple of days ago. Daily new hospitalizations have fallen below risen to just over 6000 per day. Deaths remain around 350 375 per day.
Data source for this and other graphs of new case counts: Calculated from The New York Times. (2021). Coronavirus (Covid-19) Data in the United States. Retrieved 8/3/2022, from https://github.com/nytimes/covid-19-data.” The NY Times U.S. tracking page may be found at https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/coronavirus-us-cases.html
As I showed in prior posts, hospitalizations (and presumably deaths) remain concentrated among the oldest old, and hospitalizations remain disproportionately drawn from those who were never fully vaccinated.
The U.S. is now down to 37 new cases per 100K population per day, down from 38 at the end of last week. Daily new hospitalizations have fallen below 6000 per day. Deaths remain around 350 per day. Continue reading Post #1566: COVID-19 trend to 8/1/2022, further decline in new cases.
The U.S. new case count dipped to 38 / 100K / day, versus 39 for most of the prior week. This appears mostly due to declines in new cases in California and New York. Continue reading Post #1565: COVID-19, finishing out the data week with a little dip in new cases.
