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We are seeing an unexpected development in Arizona's experience with the coronavirus pandemic. While the trends for the number of cases and deaths in the state are showing a slow, .10/19/2021 21:22:35PM EST.
We're going to tell a story with a single chart today. We've compared Arizona's first wave trough with its second wave trough in the following chart, where we've estimated the .05/13/2021 19:06:31PM EST.
COVID-19 And The 2021 Border Migration Crisis In Arizona Share Share Trending Three of the four high quality COVID-19 datasets we track for Arizona indicate a new adverse change in trends for the coronavirus pandemic in the state. Arizona's data for positive test results by date of sample collection, new hospital admissions, and ICU bed usage are confirming an increase in the incidence of COVID in the state. The fourth dataset for COVID-19 deaths by recorded date of death certificate does not as yet, but would not be expected to as yet because this data has the greatest lag from a chang...
Improving COVID Trends Bottom And Flatline In Arizona Share Share Trending Not much has changed over the last two weeks with respect to COVID trends in Arizona. Which is very good news. That's because of what didn't happen after Arizona's economy fully reopened, which we mark from the lifting of capacity limits on businesses such as bars, restaurants, gyms, and others that would be considered prime territory for spreading coronavirus infections. What didn't happen is significant, because instead of developing a rising trend for COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, ICU bed usage, and deaths...
Surge Of Migrants And Lifting Lockdown Change Arizona COVID Trends Share Share Trending One month ago, we demonstrated COVID-19 was in retreat in Arizona, though with some signs the rate of improvement was beginning to slow. Since then, enough data has filled in to indicate that positive trend has nearly stalled. We've identified two significant events using the back calculation method that appear to have contributed to that change. The quartet of charts below are based on Arizona's high quality data for the numbers of new cases by test sample collection date, hospitalizations by date ...