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Under 500 today and yesterday!
6.5% positives today and 3.7% yesterday
Hosp down big from Thursday it was 965
ICU also down big from Thu. It was 298


Rolling 7 day
Tues- 23
Mon-17
Sun-33
Sat-26
Fri-25
Thu-42
Wed-35



28.71 down from 34.85 on Thu
 
“Substantial” Number Of California Counties Will See Less Restrictive Covid-19 Measures Next Week, Says Newsom


California Governor Gavin Newsom was asked on Wednesday if he thinks the entire state might be out of the most restrictive purple tier of his Blueprint for a Safer Reopening by the first day of spring.
“Yes,” said the governor, “based on trend lines.”

Those trend lines include the numbers in the state’s largest county dropping to the point where schools can reopen for in-person instruction. Los Angeles Public Health officials announced that news Tuesday night.
Newsom reminded that the state was seeing an 11.4% 7-day test positivity rate a month ago. On Wednesday, that data point stood at 3.5%.
In terms of what that means for counties progressing to less-restrictive tiers of his reopening plan Newsom said,
“Remember… We have one county, Plumas…that’s moving out of purple into the red tier today. I anticipate substantial number next week and even more in the subsequent weeks.”
 
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Lowest new cases in a long time!
1.9% positives today
Hosp down from 748 yesterday
ICU Unechanged


Rolling 7 day
Wed-27
Tues- 23
Mon-17
Sun-33
Sat-26
Fri-25
Thu-42



27.57 down from 28.71 yesterday
 
Some have been saying this the whole time. Now some scientists are
Could COVID-19 become endemic?

It’s likely SARS-CoV-2 is here to stay, health experts say.
“It appears as though this virus is likely to remain endemic in populations at least for several years, possibly indefinitely,” Tosh said.
A January study found that the virus “could join the ranks of mild, cold-causing … human coronaviruses in the long run,” according to Emory University and Penn State University scientists.
The model, published in the peer-reviewed journal Science, compares SARS-CoV-2 to four common cold coronaviruses plus the SARS and MERS viruses, which surfaced in 2003 and 2012, respectively.
Researchers determined from the model that if the novel coronavirus continues to circulate in the general population and most people are exposed to it from childhood, it could be added to the list of common colds.

Health officials say the coronavirus will likely become endemic in the next several years. What does that mean?
 
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Good news aside from the deaths
Cases under 500!
2.4% positives today
Hosp down from 719 yesterday
ICU down from 235


Rolling 7 day
Thu-41
Wed-27
Tues- 23
Mon-17
Sun-33
Sat-26
Fri-25

27.42 down from 27.57 yesterday
 
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High deaths again today
Cases #s keep going down
1.6% positive tests today
Hosp down big from yesterday Twas 663
ICU down 15 from yesterday

Rolling 7 day
Fri-41
Thu-41
Wed-27
Tues- 23
Mon-17
Sun-33
Sat-26

I think this is the first time the count has risen in a while.
29.71 up from 27.42 yesterday

The metrics are looking great though
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4.9% positives today
Hosp down from 636 Friday
ICU down from 215 Friday


Rolling 7 day
Mon-38
Sun-40
Sat-44
Fri-41
Thu-41
Wed-27
Tues- 23


36.28 up from up 29.71 on Friday


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And this is a cool chart than I can take zero credit for
 
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