New Ohio COVID-19 data:
-205,347 cases (2,607 new in last 24 hours)
-18,606 hospitalized (173 new)
-5,256 dead (17 new)
All key indicators (hospitalizations, positivity rate, deaths, cases, current hospitalized pop.) are worsening, some at a frightening pace
-205,347 cases (2,607 new in last 24 hours)
-18,606 hospitalized (173 new)
-5,256 dead (17 new)
All key indicators (hospitalizations, positivity rate, deaths, cases, current hospitalized pop.) are worsening, some at a frightening pace
This is people who are currently in the hospital with COVID-19.
This data lags behind case data. So even if cases magically halted entirely tomorrow, it would still trend up for a week or two. That ain't good
This data lags behind case data. So even if cases magically halted entirely tomorrow, it would still trend up for a week or two. That ain't good
Test positivity's weekly average is high, but on Monday it hit 7%(!)
That's its worst day since July 16.
This indicates it's more than just "more testing=more cases." The virus is growing more prevalent. Also, the higher the rate, the higher the likelihood of missing cases
That's its worst day since July 16.
This indicates it's more than just "more testing=more cases." The virus is growing more prevalent. Also, the higher the rate, the higher the likelihood of missing cases
Left: a look at deaths by reporting date, not date of death. It's more current, less accurate death data.
Right: By date of death. More accurate, less current.
No clear sign of where this will go, but no spike of note, so that's good for now
Right: By date of death. More accurate, less current.
No clear sign of where this will go, but no spike of note, so that's good for now
To break the doomy gloomy vibes, here’s this
https://twitter.com/tylerjoelb/status/1321516897809108993
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