Our daily update is published. States reported 1.2M tests, 48k cases, 46,738 currently hospitalized, and 1,241 COVID-19 deaths. 4 bar charts showing key COVID-19 metrics for the US over ti
For the first time since Oct 18, the number of new COVID-19 cases is below 50k. Chart showing 7-day average for daily reported COVID-19 case
The 7-day average for COVID-19 testing is increasing after a sharp dip in February. Chart showing 7-day average for daily reported COVID-19 test
As we noted yesterday, VA has been reconciling death certificates for the last 9 days which resulted in nearly 1,500 additional deaths. That number had a noticeable impact on national figures. Here's a look at the 7-day day average excluding VA. Chart showing US daily reported deaths over time without Vir
The 7-day average for COVID-19 cases in CA is down 89% since the peak on Jan 13. Two charts, one showing daily tests and 7-day average for Ca
Today's data is missing updates from ID, MP, NM, VI, and WA. As a reminder, Tuesday's data will reflect a number of weekend backlogs.
A reminder to our data users that this is our last week of data collection. As we wrap up, we'd love to know what the project has meant to you. Help us track our impact here: covidtracking.com/about/track-im…

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