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Existing hospitalizations are constantly the most steady indication of the pandemic’s development, and after peaking at 132,474 on January 6, they have actually decreased more than 6 percent—suggesting that 8,654 less individuals remain in…

Hospitalization information do use a little twinkle of hope today: Although existing hospitalizations are up week over week, a small flattening in the numbers over the previous 5 days recommends the possibility of a plateau—albeit a…

Across US regions, we see sharply differing hospitalization figures. COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to drop across the entire Midwest. In the West, hospitalizations have been declining across the Mountain West since December 24, but…

And hospitalizations tell a more complex story. Over the seven days ending December 29, the measure fell in 28 states and the District of Columbia and rose in 21 states (it was unchanged in New Mexico); it fell by 10 percent or more in 10…

At the national level, we’re seeing mixed indicators: Reported COVID-19 cases in the U.S. have declined very slightly since last Wednesday, while reported tests declined a little bit more. The United States now has more than…