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Texas 7 day average down to 36,940
Good news about Omicron
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Texas 7 day average down to 36,940
Number of Americans hospitalized with COVID-19 drops below 80,000, lowest since December
— BNO Newsroom (@BNODesk) February 15, 2022
PJYoung said:Number of Americans hospitalized with COVID-19 drops below 80,000, lowest since December
— BNO Newsroom (@BNODesk) February 15, 2022
Do we know if that number is just those who have tested positive? It sounds like the number of incidental COVID patients in the hospital is pretty high with Omicron.
On SA study was, I think, 78% incidental Covid positive. Meaning they were at hospital for a different reason but tested positive and didn't know they were positive.
Hospitalizations in the US are dropping faster than ever before in the pandemic. The last 9 days have broken the previous records of, you guessed it, exactly 1 year ago.
— Jonah Fleishhacker (@jonahfleish) February 15, 2022
Though we are at a pretty high absolute level, this is still very nice to see. pic.twitter.com/BT3MZ1b8bz
The US #Covid19 hospitalization census (per HHS) is down to less than half of the peak as of today. Took us 27 days to drop by >50%. Last year, it took 40 days.
— Craig (@TheLawyerCraig) February 15, 2022
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Texas 7 day average down to 36,940
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https://www.marketwatch.com/story/daily-covid-cases-drop-to-pre-omicron-levels-and-more-states-move-past-pandemic-restrictions-11645208724
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With new daily cases of COVID-19 falling to levels seen before the omicron variant became dominant, even as daily deaths remain stubbornly high, the narrative has swung to how states are preparing for a post-pandemic world.
Hawaii is now the only state that hasn't announced a date in which it will lift its indoor mask mandate, after Washington and New Mexico did so on Thursday, as USA Today reported.
The seven-day average for new COVID-19 cases fell 113,964 on Thursday, down 68% from two weeks ago, according to a New York Times Tracker. That's the lowest daily average since Dec. 5, and is just 14.1% of Jan. 14 peak of 806,795.
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Cases are falling in all 50 U.S. states, with Nebraska seeing the biggest two-week decline of 82%, followed by Washington and Indiana with 80% declines. The smallest decline is Maine at 4%, followed by Idaho at 27%.
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Texas 7 day average for what? Hospitalizations? The expanded does not say... Thanks for keeping up with this, but my memory for its origination fails me...StandUpforAmerica said:7,140StandUpforAmerica said:8,314 ... Not sure how the holiday weekend impacts reporting.StandUpforAmerica said:10,041StandUpforAmerica said:12,132StandUpforAmerica said:13,785StandUpforAmerica said:17,115StandUpforAmerica said:20,809StandUpforAmerica said:25,210StandUpforAmerica said:33,807StandUpforAmerica said:
Texas 7 day average down to 36,940
new cases I believe.
Average new daily cases is what he is reporting.buffalo chip said:Texas 7 day average for what? Hospitalizations? The expanded does not say... Thanks for keeping up with this, but my memory for its origination fails me...StandUpforAmerica said:7,140StandUpforAmerica said:8,314 ... Not sure how the holiday weekend impacts reporting.StandUpforAmerica said:10,041StandUpforAmerica said:12,132StandUpforAmerica said:13,785StandUpforAmerica said:17,115StandUpforAmerica said:20,809StandUpforAmerica said:25,210StandUpforAmerica said:33,807StandUpforAmerica said:
Texas 7 day average down to 36,940
Yes, it is new cases in Texas. Sorry for the confusion.
The average new cases has been drop by about 1,000 every 2 days. I would expect it to start plateauing soon.
New York was about a week or two ahead of us on the Omicron wave. Their cases continue to drop, although the rate of drop has slowed some. They are down to a 7 day average of 3,000 cases per day, with 2,300 new cases yesterday. So hopefully we won't plateau until we reach at least those low of numbers.SwigAg11 said:
The average new cases has been drop by about 1,000 every 2 days. I would expect it to start plateauing soon.
Thank you! I appreciate the continued good news on Omicron.
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US rolling 7 day average is down to 59,178, lowest it has been since July 25, 2021, over 7 months ago.StandUpforAmerica said:5,213StandUpforAmerica said:6,301StandUpforAmerica said:7,140StandUpforAmerica said:8,314 ... Not sure how the holiday weekend impacts reporting.StandUpforAmerica said:10,041StandUpforAmerica said:12,132StandUpforAmerica said:13,785StandUpforAmerica said:17,115StandUpforAmerica said:20,809StandUpforAmerica said:25,210StandUpforAmerica said:33,807StandUpforAmerica said:
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Texas 7 day average down to 36,940
For the first time in a long long time, the US seems to have fewer ppl in hospital with COVID than the UK pic.twitter.com/JsVLXeuoiG
— Conor Kelly πΊπ¦ (@CohoKelly) March 8, 2022
Is that due to a super mutation that is going to soon infect the entire world.....omega variant...the ending.....
Today did have the largest number of new cases (for Texas) in about three weeks. We'll see if that is a trend or a one-off.
3,558 Leveling off... And either they corrected yesterday's reporting error or I didn't filter the data correctly.StandUpforAmerica said:3,646StandUpforAmerica said:4,869StandUpforAmerica said:5,213StandUpforAmerica said:6,301StandUpforAmerica said:7,140StandUpforAmerica said:8,314 ... Not sure how the holiday weekend impacts reporting.StandUpforAmerica said:10,041StandUpforAmerica said:12,132StandUpforAmerica said:13,785StandUpforAmerica said:17,115StandUpforAmerica said:20,809StandUpforAmerica said:25,210StandUpforAmerica said:33,807StandUpforAmerica said:
Texas 7 day average down to 36,940
CDC data just updated. Looks like the US #Covid19 positive testing percentage dropped below 3% this past weekend. The only time we've seen sub-3% during the pandemic was for 7 weeks from May 18 to July 5, 2021 (during the pre-Delta lull).
— Craig π» (@TheLawyerCraig) March 9, 2022
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U.S. COVID ICU numbers are now at an all-time low βοΈ pic.twitter.com/KtqhUbshAw
— Conor Kelly πΊπ¦ (@CohoKelly) March 17, 2022
Pretty sure the all time low is 0
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Of course it's 0....
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