Totals (Johns Hopkins) Cases (1/20/2020), Deaths (2/6/2020)
25,756,351 Cases432,971 Deaths
152,478 new Cases reported on Jan. 27, Biden's seventh full day
152,478 new Cases reported on Jan. 27, Biden's seventh full day
3,943 new Deaths ditto
14-day Changes (NYT)
-34% Cases
-14% Hospitalizations
-1% Deaths
All under water (good). No idea why the disparities between Cases, Hospitalizations and Deaths but this is the cash value of those disparities: People are getting sicker and dying. Thirty-four percent fewer people are testing positive but only 14% fewer are going to hospital. That means people are getting sicker. And the next domino: only 1% fewer are dying.
7-day Averages: One Full Week of President Biden
163,182 ave. daily Cases President Biden's first full week (1/21/2021 through 1/27/2021)
195,062 ave. daily Cases 46-1's last full week (1/14/2021 through 1/20/2021).
1,142,274 Americans tested positive for COVID in Biden's first week.
223,160 fewer people tested positive in President Biden first week than tested positive in 46-1's last week.
112,399 ave. daily Hospitalizations Biden's first week.
125,297 ave. daily Hospitalization's 46-1's last week.
786,793 Hospitalizations in Biden's first week.
90,286 fewer people hospitalized in Biden's first week than in 46-1's last week.
3,301 ave. daily Deaths Biden's first week.
3,078 ave. daily Deaths 46-1's last full week.
23,107 Died Biden's first week.
1,561 more people died Biden's first week than in 46-1's last week.
The raw numbers for President Biden's first full week tell a similar story to that of the 14-day changes, whatever the 7-day percentages are: Significantly fewer people contracted COVID, but those who did got sicker and died.