US Reports Record 1.3M Covid Cases in a day
01-11-2022, 10:42 AM
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US Reports Record 1.3M Covid Cases in a day
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...QHBEKxM_fNTcAE
7 day average also reached it's highest point on Monday hitting an average of 740,594 cases per day.
Population adjusted rate has the highest in Washington, D.C., followed by NJ, NY, and OH.
Southern states have seen the largest shift in hospitalizations over the past 2 weeks with the 7 day average up 341% in Louisiana while Florida is up 277%.
7 day average also reached it's highest point on Monday hitting an average of 740,594 cases per day.
Population adjusted rate has the highest in Washington, D.C., followed by NJ, NY, and OH.
Southern states have seen the largest shift in hospitalizations over the past 2 weeks with the 7 day average up 341% in Louisiana while Florida is up 277%.
01-11-2022, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Rroku
Exactly.
It isn't the plague. From what I've read, which could be wrong, each variant is less severe. There's an extremely high survival rate, and I'm over it.
It isn't the plague. From what I've read, which could be wrong, each variant is less severe. There's an extremely high survival rate, and I'm over it.
Delta may have been slightly more severe than covid 1.0, and was more socially problematic because the severe cases did not stick to quite as predictable a demographic as covid 1.0.
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