Our daily update is published. Our daily update is published. States reported 2.1M tests, 155k cases, 104,303 people currently hospitalized with COVID-19, and 4,011 deaths. 4 bar charts showing key COVID-19 metrics for the US over ti
Hospitalizations fell by over 3,000 today. There were big drops across all the major outbreak states. A bar chart showing the change in the number of currently ho
Hospitalizations are falling because cases are falling in every region. The West is back to pre-Thanksgiving levels. The Midwest is confirming fewer cases than at any time since mid-October. 4 bar charts showing a time series of cases in the four Amer
Deaths remain very high nationally, driven by record numbers of deaths reported in the South and West. 4 bar charts showing the number of deaths over time in the N

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29 Jan
Our most recent look at the race and ethnicity data available from states has been published. The continued lack of consistent, comprehensive data makes it impossible to fully understand who is being infected with and dying of COVID-19.

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28 Jan
Before the daily data, our weekly update is published.

COVID-19 cases fell in almost every state. Hospitalizations are down another 10% from last week, though still above levels seen in previous surges. Deaths, which lag, remain high and rose 7%.

covidtracking.com/analysis-updat… 4 bar charts showing COVID-19 metrics week by week in the US
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28 Jan
Our daily update is published. States reported 1.6M tests, 152k cases, 107,444 people currently hospitalized with COVID-19, and 4,077 deaths. 4 bar charts showing key COVID-19 metrics for the US over ti
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27 Jan
Our daily update is published. States reported 1.7M tests, 144k cases, 108,957 people currently hospitalized with COVID-19, and 3,734 deaths. 4 bar charts showing key COVID-19 metrics for the US over ti
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24 Jan
Our daily update is published. States reported 1.9M tests, 174K cases, and 3,577 deaths. 114k people are currently hospitalized with COVID-19 in the US. Only two weeks ago, that number was 131k. Four charts showing the nationwide COVID-19 daily tests, dai
The weekly view today shows cases down 21%, with more modest but very welcome drops in hospitalizations and deaths. The 7-day average for cases has returned to pre-Thanksgiving levels. Tests are slightly down, possibly because most of the backlogs have now been resolved. Four charts showing the weekly tests, cases, average hospita
The reporting backlogs from Nov and Dec holidays make the past six weeks of case numbers look jumpy, but the drop we’re seeing now is very encouraging—though we’re still seeing almost three times as many new cases each day as we did at the summer peak. Chart showing the daily COVID-19 cases reported nationwide,
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22 Jan
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