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It's early -- and, of course, things could change -- but Colorado showing signs of potentially hitting latest wave peak
Look at cases. Numbers have stabilized over the last 5 days.
Generally right around 900 cases
No significant growth.
It's early -- and, of course, things could change -- but Colorado showing signs of potentially hitting latest wave peak
Look at cases. Numbers have stabilized over the last 5 days.
Generally right around 900 cases
No significant growth.
Denver...
Just showing very recent stabilization. This is SUPER early. And I wouldn't recommend drawing too many conclusions here.
Just showing very recent stabilization. This is SUPER early. And I wouldn't recommend drawing too many conclusions here.
Hospitalizations are still headed up
Gone from 291 to 478 in 2 weeks
(this metric lags... so even if cases have peaked, we won't see it here for a bit.. .also... there are an unknown # of out-of-state patients here now)
@COHospitalAssn: Do you have any current number on this?
Gone from 291 to 478 in 2 weeks
(this metric lags... so even if cases have peaked, we won't see it here for a bit.. .also... there are an unknown # of out-of-state patients here now)
@COHospitalAssn: Do you have any current number on this?
These are yesterday's numbers.
I'll be watching today's @CDPHE 4pm release for additional data to tell us what's going on.
But, at least for now, it's safe to say the sustained growth in cases has slowed, if not outright stopped.
-FIN
I'll be watching today's @CDPHE 4pm release for additional data to tell us what's going on.
But, at least for now, it's safe to say the sustained growth in cases has slowed, if not outright stopped.
-FIN
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