LAFAYETTE, Ind. More than 77,000 people in Tippecanoe County have had at least one shot of the COVID-19 vaccine, according to the Indiana State Department of Health, nearly a month after the state opened eligibility to everyone 16 and older.
More than 42,000 people – 42,403 – in the county have been fully vaccinated against the virus.
The death toll to the virus remained at 215 Tuesday, with no additional deaths reported; 20 new positive cases were added, bringing that total to 22,097 positive cases since the pandemic started.
The seven-day overall positivity rate was 3.9% Tuesday, down from 4.2% on Monday, while the rate for unique individuals was 9.0%.
The rate for unique individuals calculates the percentage of people who tested positive for COVID-19, only counting that person once regardless of how many times that individual has been tested. Overall positivity rates measure the percentage of positive tests from all tests conducted.
How many vaccinated in Tippecanoe County?
As noted, 41,632 people in Tippecanoe County have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, according to the state s vaccination dashboard.
More than 76,000 76,793 have received their first dose; 625 became fully vaccinated Sunday.
The CDC and FDA put a pause earlier in April on administering the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine due to blood clotting issues in a small number of cases. Last week, a CDC panel recommended resuming the use of the one-shot vaccine, and 41 individuals received that vaccine Sunday in Tippecanoe County.
In total, the state has reported more that 4 million total doses that s both first, second and single doses administered around the state, at 4,029,224.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Tippecanoe County s positivity rates continued a downward trend, with Thursday s seven-day unique positivity rate dropping to 10.1%, according to the Indiana State Department of Health, down from Wednesday s rate of 10.4%.
The death toll to COVID-19 remained at 213, after a new death was added Wednesday for the first time in weeks.
Nearly 38,000 people in Tippecanoe County are considered fully vaccinated as of Thursday.
The seven-day positivity rate for unique individuals was 12.4% Tuesday, after being as high as 13.8% Saturday.
The rate for unique individuals calculates the percentage of people who tested positive for COVID-19, only counting that person once regardless of how many times that individual has been tested. Overall positivity rates measure the percentage of positive tests from all tests conducted.
In Indiana, 12,840 have died since March 2020, with 14 new deaths reported Wednesday.
How many vaccinated in Tippecanoe County?
As of Tuesday s report, 36,836 people in Tippecanoe County have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, according to the state s vaccination dashboard.
Nearly 74,000 73,970 have received their first dose.
The CDC and FDA put a pause last week on administering the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine due to blood clotting issues in a small number of cases. The dashboard reported that number, which had been 2,446 April 15, was reported as 2,452 Wednesday.
In total, the state has reported more than 3.8 million total doses that s both first, second and single doses administered around the state, at 3,834,649.
The overall seven-day positivity rate was 4.4% Monday, slightly down from Sunday s rate of 4.5%.
The ISDH reported 35 new cases for Tippecanoe County on Monday, 53 on Sunday, bringing the total of COVID-19 cases reported since the pandemic started in March 2020 to 21,853.
In Indiana, 12,818 have died since March 2020, with three new deaths reported Monday.
How many vaccinated in Tippecanoe County?
As of Monday s report, 35,393 people in Tippecanoe County have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, according to the state s vaccination dashboard.
Nearly 73,000 72,886 have received their first dose.
The CDC and FDA put a pause last week on administering the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine due to blood clotting issues in a small number of cases. The dashboard reported that number remained at 2,446 Monday.