From the CDC -
AZ-specific info:
From Axios, written by Jeremy Duda, dated 8/24/2023 -
COVID hospitalizations fell in Arizona, but signs point to late summer wave nationally
COVID-19 hospitalizations in Arizona fell 4% between June and July, though state health officials noticed a slight increase at the beginning of August.
By the numbers: Arizona saw about 2.2 COVID hospitalizations per 100,000 people in July, down from about 2.3 in June.
- The Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) has recorded 7,585 COVID cases over the past six months, 12% of which required hospitalization.
- Recent data indicate that hospitalizations increased from July 30 to Aug. 5, but it'll take more time for ADHS to see what the numbers look like for August as a whole, agency spokesperson Tom Hermann tells Axios Phoenix.
- Cases have been on the upswing since early July, he says, and more cases generally means more hospitalizations.
Yes, but: Rising COVID numbers nationwide point to a late summer wave of the virus, Alex Fitzpatrick and Kavya Beheraj report.
1. Wear a damn mask.
2. Get vaccinated.
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