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COVID-19 is increasing in Michigan. Why it may be a warning.
In the last week, Michigan's case average has increased by 53%.
ByArielle Mitropoulos
March 21, 2021, 9:30 AM
? 11 min read
With the arrival of spring and after an exhausting year of COVID-19 restrictions, Americans are eager to return to some sense of normalcy.
However, many health experts are urging patience, warning a possible fourth surge may be on the horizon, with over a dozen states exhibiting early signs of increasing case numbers.
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The Great Lake State currently has the country's fourth-highest average of new COVID-19 cases per capita, with New Jersey leading the country. For the past three weeks, the daily case average has doubled. In the last week alone, the state?s average has increased by 53%.
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Okieman Comment: I have a family member in Michigan, so I have been paying attention to it using the Covid Pulse Map. If you use that map viewer and zoom into the "thumb" of Michigan you will see that the graphs for almost all of the counties there are trending up significantly. I believe the part of Ontario across from Michigan is also see a rise in cases.
In the last week, Michigan's case average has increased by 53%.
ByArielle Mitropoulos
March 21, 2021, 9:30 AM
? 11 min read
With the arrival of spring and after an exhausting year of COVID-19 restrictions, Americans are eager to return to some sense of normalcy.
However, many health experts are urging patience, warning a possible fourth surge may be on the horizon, with over a dozen states exhibiting early signs of increasing case numbers.
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The Great Lake State currently has the country's fourth-highest average of new COVID-19 cases per capita, with New Jersey leading the country. For the past three weeks, the daily case average has doubled. In the last week alone, the state?s average has increased by 53%.
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Okieman Comment: I have a family member in Michigan, so I have been paying attention to it using the Covid Pulse Map. If you use that map viewer and zoom into the "thumb" of Michigan you will see that the graphs for almost all of the counties there are trending up significantly. I believe the part of Ontario across from Michigan is also see a rise in cases.
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