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Covid GA update June 27: 7-day rolling case average increases again to 1,597.
The peak 7-day average during shelter-in-place was 866 on April 13. After re-opening, that peak was passed on June 19.
Testing affects the case count, but not hospitalizations and deaths. 1/4
The peak 7-day average during shelter-in-place was 866 on April 13. After re-opening, that peak was passed on June 19.
Testing affects the case count, but not hospitalizations and deaths. 1/4
June 27: No new hospitalizations report. June 26 figure was 1,184.
@ajc reports 1,500 hospitalizations on May 1, emerging from shelter-in-place. That number dropped to 807 by June 7 and then started climbing again. 2/4 https://www.ajc.com/news/coronavirus-georgia-covid-dashboard/jvoLBozRtBSVSNQDDAuZxH/
@ajc reports 1,500 hospitalizations on May 1, emerging from shelter-in-place. That number dropped to 807 by June 7 and then started climbing again. 2/4 https://www.ajc.com/news/coronavirus-georgia-covid-dashboard/jvoLBozRtBSVSNQDDAuZxH/
June 27 update: GA 7-day rolling average for deaths remains at 19.
The average peaked at 42 April 20-21. After re-opening, that number resurged to 41 on June 15, then declined until June 23. Minor changes recently. (Deaths are a lagging indicator behind hospitalizations.) 3/4
The average peaked at 42 April 20-21. After re-opening, that number resurged to 41 on June 15, then declined until June 23. Minor changes recently. (Deaths are a lagging indicator behind hospitalizations.) 3/4
The R(t) value (retransmission from one infected person) is considered "epidemic level" at 1.0.
GA had R(t) of 1.2 at time of shelter-in place, getting as low as 1.0 on June 5. It's at 1.4 as of June 23 (latest date available, no change from June 22.) 4/4
GA had R(t) of 1.2 at time of shelter-in place, getting as low as 1.0 on June 5. It's at 1.4 as of June 23 (latest date available, no change from June 22.) 4/4
In addition to the excellent @ajc dashboard cited in this thread, the @ledgerenquirer posts daily updates for statewide and Columbus and Macon regions. https://www.ledger-enquirer.com/news/coronavirus/article243825352.html
