Grading on a curve, this is near-perfect, certainly an “A” grade. But the daily numbers are so low due to the contingency of reporting lag, and, we don’t grade entirely on a curve.
14-day changes
–12% Cases–29% Hospitalizations
–10% Deaths
7-day daily averages
58,745 Cases. Down.
44,865 Hospitalizations. Down.
1,728 Deaths. Down.
2,169,981 Vaccinations (through March 8). Up (good).
3.85% Deaths-Hospitalizations. Down.
Daily numbers
-Today, Monday, is a reporting lag day.-
40,491 Cases. (March 7) Down. That is the lowest daily Cases number since Oct. 5.
40,212 Hospitalizations. Down. Lowest since Oct. 24
671 Deaths. Down. Lowest since Nov. 8.
1,738,702 Vaccinations. Down (bad). (March 8).
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- The New York City and Miami areas have seen persistently high case numbers at a time when much of the country is reporting major improvement.-NYT
Grade: B
