National Covid death rate at 3.7 per 100K per week on Feb. 27, 2022
The CDC reported on 27 Feb 2022:
7 DAY DEATH RATE PER 100,000 3.7
TOTAL DEATHS 944,517 +2,216 New Deaths
The "bad" states:
Ohio 9.3 West Virginia 8.2 Missouri 8.1 Maine 7.7 Tennessee 7.7 Virginia 7 Montana 6.3 New Mexico 6.1 Mississippi 5.8 Northern Mariana Islands 5.8 Arizona 5.7 Oklahoma 5.6 Georgia 5.3 Arkansas 5.1 Nevada 5.1 South Carolina 5.1 Wyoming 5 Michigan 4.8 Delaware 4.7 Palau 4.6 Louisiana 4.4 Iowa 4.3 Kentucky 4.3 Texas 4.1 Indiana 4 Massachusetts 3.8 Nebraska 3.8
CDC | Data as of: February 27, 2022 1:59 PM ET. Posted: February 27, 2022 3:22 PM ET
https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#cases_deathsper100klast7days
CNBC on BA.2
A more contagious subvariant of omicron, known as BA.2, is spreading across the globe and could soon become the dominant version of Covid-19. It’s now the top variant in at least 18 countries and rapidly spreading, representing 35% of all new cases that have been genetically sequenced worldwide, up from 10 countries and 21% of cases the week before, according to new data from the World Health Organization. In the U.S, BA.2 currently makes up 3.8% of genetically sequenced Covid cases, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. A pandemic-weary public wants to know two main things: Will BA.2 cause a second surge of omicron cases, and will it put even more people in the hospital with severe infections? So far, scientists say the answer to both questions is probably no.
7 DAY DEATH RATE PER 100,000 3.7
TOTAL DEATHS 944,517 +2,216 New Deaths
The "bad" states:
Ohio 9.3 West Virginia 8.2 Missouri 8.1 Maine 7.7 Tennessee 7.7 Virginia 7 Montana 6.3 New Mexico 6.1 Mississippi 5.8 Northern Mariana Islands 5.8 Arizona 5.7 Oklahoma 5.6 Georgia 5.3 Arkansas 5.1 Nevada 5.1 South Carolina 5.1 Wyoming 5 Michigan 4.8 Delaware 4.7 Palau 4.6 Louisiana 4.4 Iowa 4.3 Kentucky 4.3 Texas 4.1 Indiana 4 Massachusetts 3.8 Nebraska 3.8
CDC | Data as of: February 27, 2022 1:59 PM ET. Posted: February 27, 2022 3:22 PM ET
https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#cases_deathsper100klast7days
CNBC on BA.2
A more contagious subvariant of omicron, known as BA.2, is spreading across the globe and could soon become the dominant version of Covid-19. It’s now the top variant in at least 18 countries and rapidly spreading, representing 35% of all new cases that have been genetically sequenced worldwide, up from 10 countries and 21% of cases the week before, according to new data from the World Health Organization. In the U.S, BA.2 currently makes up 3.8% of genetically sequenced Covid cases, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. A pandemic-weary public wants to know two main things: Will BA.2 cause a second surge of omicron cases, and will it put even more people in the hospital with severe infections? So far, scientists say the answer to both questions is probably no.
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