The trend is good. I'm tempted to point out that there were 469 new tests and only 2 positives. But the dates of tests and when positives get on the State's charts don't necessarily match. But still, the number of positives and tests over the last week or so means we have a very low number of positives.
And while reports elsewhere suggest that there are many more undetected positives than actually tested positives, we aren't seeing a surge in tested positives, new hospitalizations, or deaths. That could mean that there aren't as many undetected positives, few people who get infected in Alaska get sick enough to get tested, that self-isolation is working, or . . . (I'm leaving that extra or in there because I'm sure I'm not coming up with all the possible explanations.)
For anyone who wants to see Alaska's numbers compared to those of other states, this Google Doc Spreadsheet (not sure who put it up) consolidates data from different sources. It shows Alaska, as of today, the state with the fewest documented cases. It also says we have 16 tests per 1000 people. But it also says we have had more tests than the State numbers offered today. And there are by my quick count, 16 states with higher test/capita scores. One other note: yesterday there were 209 recovered and today there are only 208. I think it's good that the State corrects the numbers. It would be nice if there was a place on the site that explained those corrections.
CONFIRMED COVID-19 CASES ALASKA MARCH/APRIL 2020
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Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
new/total | hos=hospital | 12th = 0/0 | 13th = 1/1 | 14th = 0/1 | 15th = 0/1 | |
16th = 0/1 | 17th = 2/3 | 18th = 3/6 | 19th = 3/9 | 20th = 3/12 | 21st= 2/14 | 22nd= 8/22 |
23rd=14/36 | 24th =6/42 1 hos 1 dead | 25th = 17/59 3 hos 1 dead | 26th = 10/69 3 hos 1 dead | 27th =16/89 5 hos 2 dead | 28th = 13/102 6 hos 2 dead | 29th= 12/114 7 hos 3 dead |
30th=5/119 7 hos 3 dead | 31st= 14/133 9 hos 3 dead | |||||
April 2020 | 1st= 10/143 9 hos 3 dead | 2nd=8(6)/149 13 hos 3 dead | 3rd=8(11)157 15 hos 3 dead | 4th=15/171 16 hos 5 dead | 5th= 14/185 20 hos 6 dead | |
6th=6/191 23 hosp 6 dead | 7th= 22/213 23 hosp 6 Dead29 recovered | 8th= 13/226 27 hosp 7 dead 32 recovered | 9th= 9/235 27 hosp 7 dead 49 recovered | 10th=11/246 28 hosp 7 dead 55 recovered | 11th=11/257 31 hosp 8 dead 63 recovered | 12th= 15/272 31 hosp 8 dead 66 recovered |
13th= 5/277 32 Hosp 8 dead 85 Recovered | 14th = 8/285 32 Hosp 9 dead 98 Recovered | 15th= 8/293 34 Hosp 9 dead 106 Recovered | 16th= 7/300 35 hosp 9 dead 110 recovered | 17th= 9/309 36 hosp 9 dead 128 recovered | 18th = 5/315 36 hos 9 dead 147 Recovered | 19th= 4/319 36 hos 9 dead 153Recovered |
20th 2/321 36 hos 9 dead 161 recovered | 21st 8/329 36 hos 9 dead 168 recovered | 22nd 6/335 36 hos 9 dead 196recovered | 23nd 2/337 36 hos 9 dead 209recovered | 24th 2/339 36 hos 9 dead 208recovered (-1 from 4/23) | ||
Hospital and dead figures are total to date, not new on that date |
State Charts
Again - the chart above is a high resolution screen shot. If you click on it, it will enlarge and focus. But only the chart below is interactive. Scroll right to see it all, run your cursor over it to see all the bells and whistles. Or go to the State site where there are more charts.
Cases depicted above represent permanent residency of the infected person, and may not reflect where the person is located currently, or was located when exposed or diagnosed.
My Day-To-Day Chart
Alaska Covid-19 Data NewFor... by Steve on Scribd
All these daily Alaska COVID-19 Count posts can be accessed here. (You will have to click "older posts" at the bottom to see additional pages since these take up a lot of room.)
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