Hospitalizations for Covid-19 in the U.S. recorded a further fall, and deaths show early signs of decline, but a clear trend hasn’t emerged yet
seven-day average
of patients with confirmed or suspected cases falling to roughly 130,000 on Thursday, down 18% from a high on Jan. 20, according to data from the Department of Health and Human Services. Deaths, a lagging indicator, took one of their biggest retreats in weeks, according to data from Johns Hopkins University. Both the seven- and 14-day averages fell on Wednesday after trending upward most of the year, though a clear trend hasn’t yet emerged.
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