0.6M shots yesterday so total up to 408.8M.
So far, 218.9 million Americans have received at least one dose of a vaccine. At least 189.3 million people have completed a vaccination regimen. At least 10.6M have received a booster dose.
Total Population with at least one dose = 66.0%; Fully vaccinated = 57.0%; Booster = 5.6% as percent of fully vaccinated
Population over 12 years of age with at least one dose = 77.1%; Fully vaccinated = 66.7%; Booster = 6.0% as percent of fully vaccinated
Population over 18 years of age with at least one dose = 79.0%; Fully vaccinated = 68.5%; Booster = 9.4% as percent of fully vaccinated
Population over 65 years of age with at least one dose = 95.8%; Fully vaccinated = 84.4%; Booster = 14.6% as percent of fully vaccinated
53,135 positives reported yesterday compared to 65,050 week over week. 7-day rolling average is 78,775
Fatality was 684 reported yesterday compared to 677 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 1,32
Hospitalizations reported 7 day rolling average is 50,750 compared to yesterday 7-day average at 52,766 compared to one week ago 60,078 DOWN 15.5%.
Hospital admissions reported 7 day rolling average is 5,956 compared yesterday 7-day average of 6,189 compared to one week ago 6,952 DOWN 14.3%.
0.66M shots yesterday so total up to 409.4M.
So far, 219.1 million Americans have received at least one dose of a vaccine. At least 189.4 million people have completed a vaccination regimen. At least 10.6M have received a booster dose.
Total Population with at least one dose = 66.0%; Fully vaccinated = 57.1%; Booster = 5.8% as percent of fully vaccinated
Population over 12 years of age with at least one dose = 77.2%; Fully vaccinated = 66.8%; Booster = 6.2% as percent of fully vaccinated
Population over 18 years of age with at least one dose = 79.0%; Fully vaccinated = 68.6%; Booster = 9.7% as percent of fully vaccinated
Population over 65 years of age with at least one dose = 95.8%; Fully vaccinated = 84.4%; Booster = 14.9% as percent of fully vaccinated
71,809 positives reported yesterday compared to 92,415 week over week. 7-day rolling average is 78,046
Fatality was 1,863 reported yesterday compared to 1,617 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 1,385
Hospitalizations reported 7 day rolling average is 52,146 compared to yesterday 7-day average at 50,750 compared to one week ago 59,038 DOWN 11.7%.
Hospital admissions reported 7 day rolling average is 6,142 compared yesterday 7-day average of 5,956 compared to one week ago 6,876 DOWN 10.7%.
Daily Positives: Texas-5720, California-5711, Minnesota-5663, Pennsylvania-3899, Ohio-3617, Wisconsin-2736, New York-2670, Florida-2122, Illinios-2071, Massachusetts-2045, Colorado-1983, Washington-1972, Arizona-1887, Kentucky-1735, Georgia-1679, Virginia-1617, Indiana-1534, Idaho-1464, North Carolina-1374, Utah-1343
So when you look at the daily positives, Texas is still on the decline. California is actually now flatlined and has been steady at 5000+ per day for a week now after come down from it's peak (a peaking factor that was nothing like the Southern states). Minnesota appears to have peaked last week and is on the decline. Pa appears to have peaked last week and is on the decline although that decline does not look as steep as other states. Ohio is on a steady decline since mid-September. Wisconsin peaked last week and is on the decline. New York you could say peaked in late September and is on an extremely slow decline that is very flat. Florida is on a crazy decline from a peak of 20,000+ per day in late August to 2440 per day now. Illinois is on a slow decline since mid September. Massachusetts peaked in mid-September but has really flatlined the last few weeks and is not declining anymore. Colorado is at it's peak it appears, has gone down the last few days but not long enough to declare the peak over. Washington peaked in mid-September but the last week has flatlined. Arizona is like New York and on a very slow decline for a month. Kentucky, Georgia, Virginia, Indiana, North Carolina are all on a very steady decline. Idaho is peaking now. Michigan is still peaking. Utah on the steady slow decline.
So basically there are only a few states left out there that are not declining and based on what their chart looks like, I suspect they will be on the decline before the end of the month. The rate of decline can vary widely with some states on a step 45 degree angle with other states having it be very slow. The country peaked at 167k cases on September 2nd. On October 2nd that number had decreased to 108k. On October 20th we are at 78k. So we should be down in the 60k by months end.