The Top COVID-19 Hot Spots in the U.S.

USNEWS ^ | 10/30/2023 | Christopher Wolf

[ChicagoConservative27]

COVID-19 hospitalizations in the U.S. remained relatively steady week over week following five weeks of larger declines, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The U.S. tallied about 16,200 new hospitalizations of people with COVID-19 over the seven days ending Oct. 21, according to provisional data – only 40 hospitalizations less than the total for the previous week and effectively pausing a downward trend that began after hospitalizations totaled close to 21,000 during the week ending Sept. 9. Hospitalizations dipped to a low point of approximately 6,300 in late June before starting to trend back up.

[ChicagoConservative27]

Blah blah blah go hide in a closet and mask up

[DoodleBob]

The bad news is, folks in the cold zones didn’t make it to the hospital because they dropped dead suddenly from myocarditis.

[Levy78]

i saw a bunch of lefties rooting for deaths on Reddit yesterday because their reasoning is Montana is white and coderivative. The most vile leftist scum call Reddit home.

[metmom]

They’re really trying to ramp up the fear porn and ruin the holidays for us again.

They would love to eradicate those and replace them with some woke crap to try to disconnect us from our history and culture.

We can’t let them.

[Luke21]

Goes along with their renewed mask stories from yesterday.

[TokarevM57]

....I thought I read just a few days ago that the actual survival rate for those who got COVID, and survived, was over 99 per cent...?? we have a friend whose very elderly mother got COVID and also had serious heart issues, which eventually took her....cause of death on her death certificate..? COVID, of course....

[metmom]

That’s the survival rate I’ve heard from the beginning.

[SeekAndFind]

According to this article…

The counties with the highest rates of COVID-19 hospital admissions per 100,000 people are:

Weston County, Wyoming (57.7)

Deaf Smith County, Texas (39.1)

Parmer County, Texas (39.1)

Alamosa County, Colorado (31.8)

Conejos County, Colorado (31.8)

Costilla County, Colorado (31.8)

Mineral County, Colorado (31.8)

Rio Grande County, Colorado (31.8)

Saguache County, Colorado (31.8)

Foster County, North Dakota (25.2)

Stutsman County, North Dakota (25.2)

Wells County, North Dakota (25.2)

Pike County, Kentucky (24.7)

Logan County, West Virginia (24.7)

Mingo County, West Virginia (24.7)

Park County, Montana (24.6)

Sweet Grass County, Montana (24.6)

Platte County, Wyoming (23.8)

Beckham County, Oklahoma (23.6)

Roger Mills County, Oklahoma (23.6)

Furnas County, Nebraska (23.4)

Harlan County, Nebraska (23.4)

Phelps County, Nebraska (23.4)

Beaverhead County, Montana (22.4)

Deer Lodge County, Montana (22.4)

Silver Bow County, Montana (22.4)

Because hospitalization rates are calculated per 100,000 people, it’s worth noting that even a relatively small number of hospitalizations can lead to a higher hospitalization rate for small communities

[frogjerk]

The U.S. tallied about 16,200 new hospitalizations of people with COVID-19 over the seven days ending Oct. 21,

Due to COVID or with COVID?

The Authoritarian Medical State is ruthless! Mad Scientists!

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

So, what about the regular flu?

[Valpal1]

I just looked at the map. Pretty sure the highest rates on reservations or reservation adjacent counties.

Leftists are both evil and ignorant.

[Qiviut]

Mom & I just got through C-19. Mine was a heavy head cold/congestion which lasted 4 days - came on fast, left fast. On day 3, lost taste/smell but had it back within 3 days. I only took nutraceuticals & herbal remedies. Mom was on IVM for 5 days & FLCCC Early Treatment Protocol (she’s 90, taking no chances) - slight sore throat when the bug started, runny nose a day or 2, felt a little head congestion for one day. No symptoms by day 5. Before C-19 was a ‘thing’, both of us have had far worse head colds that lasted a lot longer, like a week to 10 days.

[ChildOfThe60s]

It’s a worthless test, thus these numbers are worthless.

[OHPatriot]

What are the odds that the DIY COVID tests ONLY detect COVID?

I wonder if any other corona virus or maybe the annual flu is being incorrectly designated as COVID? The tests wouldn’t be that faulty would they? Almost like faulty by design.

[Sacajaweau]

last i heard they couldn’t differentiate between ordinary colds

[Yo-Yo]

[EVO X]

A relative’s elderly in-law died of stage 4 cancer. The person had covid so death was classified as from covid. Someone stole and cashed the $9K covid burial check. The spouse got a replacement check.

[Sacajaweau]

Yeh....they left out a column with real numbers..who does that??

[CatOwner]

Several years before COVID, my mom was in a rehabilitation center after spending a week in the hospital. She had several health issues for quite some time, but there was no indication she would pass soon.

A few days after entering the rehabilitation center, the center went into lockdown because of the flu. Few family members were allowed to visit, although I was one of them. Three days into the lockdown my mom passed away.

Nowhere on her death certificate does it state that any of the causes of death were the flu.

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

First rule of forensic analysis: Don’t test for something you don’t want to find.