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US - Approximately: 126,139 people currently hospitalized with COVID-19, and 3,695 deaths for January 16, 2021

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Our daily update is published. States reported 2M tests, 215k cases, 126,139 people currently hospitalized with COVID-19, and 3,695 deaths. The 7-day average for tests is at a record high.

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After a major dip around the holidays, the number of reported tests has come back to record levels.

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The case and hospitalization numbers are at very high absolute levels, but — at least for the past few days — both measures have leveled off in all regions.

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While case counts continue to decline in the Midwest, reported deaths are still 3.5x what they were in October, and 50% higher than the worst of the spring in the region. We have long observed that deaths can take a substantial amount of time to be reported.
 
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