November 25, 2021 Here’s what you need to know:

Detroit – Michigan reported 17,003 new cases of COVID-19 and 280 virus-related deaths on Wednesday. 8,501.5 cases in the last 2 days.

With the Wednesday update, the total number of COVID cases confirmed in Michigan will be 1,276,264, including 23,595 deaths. These numbers have increased from 1,259,261 cases and 23,315 deaths. As of Monday..

The deaths announced on Wednesday included 143 people identified during a Vital Records review.

Tests increased to about 40,000 diagnostic tests per day on average, with a 7-day positive rate 17.56% as of Monday -Increase from last week. hospitalization It has been steadily increasing for several weeks.

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Status 7-day moving average for daily was 7,427on Wednesday. 7 days The average number of deaths was 77 on Wednesday. The case fatality rate is 1.9%.Status Also reports “active cases” Listed at 177,100 on Wednesday.

Michigan Reported is more than 10.5 million times Of the COVID-19 vaccine given as of Monday 70.8% of 16 or more residents Received at least one dose 61.5% of 16 or more residents It is considered fully vaccinated.

According to Johns Hopkins University 47 million cases Reported in the United States, 773,800 people died Reported by a virus. World wide, 7.4 billion vaccinations Including the above, it has been administered 450 million times Only in the United States.

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In the world, It has been confirmed that 258 million people are infected. And more 5 million people died, According to Johns Hopkins University. Due to limited testing, various ways the country counts deaths, and deliberate underreporting by some governments, the true numbers are certainly much higher.

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COVID cases and mortality trends by Michigan County

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look: Coronavirus cases, follow-up of outbreaks in schools in Michigan

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Seven points from the expert Metro Detroit COVID update: “I think this is our fourth surge.”

NS Beaumont Health Experts provided an update of concerns about COVID The hospital trend in Metro Detroit calls this the “fourth surge” and shares three reasons he believes the numbers are rising again.

Nick Gilpin, an infectious disease doctor and medical director of infection prevention at Beaumont Health, held a virtual briefing on November 11th to discuss what he was seeing. Metro Detroit..

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Where to get the COVID-19 vaccine for children

Parents are looking for where to get the COVID-19 vaccine for young children after the CDC gives a final green light on Pfizer’s adolescent doses for children aged 5 to 11 years.

Doses should be available now or soon at your local pharmacy, clinic, hospital or clinic. Like the COVID-19 vaccine for adults, it’s free.

explainer: What you need to know about vaccines for children ages 5-11

We track the information available in the clinic and the doses for children aged 5-11 years. Click here for the live update blog.

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According to data, coronavirus epidemics increased by 62% in schools in Michigan where mask obligations were not required.

As the number of COVID cases continues to skyrocket in Michigan, new data suggest that mandatory school masks are working to slow the spread of the virus.

This is one of the most divisive issues in a pandemic, especially in schools where masking is a duty. Anger and frustration are boiling internally, externally, and on the board. However, the new data supports the use of masks in schools.

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Michigan adopts new definition of school COVID generation and raises threshold

Health authorities in Michigan have adopted a new definition of school outbreaks for COVID-19, which raises the threshold from two school-related cases to three.

Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) meaning From the State and Territorial Epidemiologist Council- See it here.. The new definition changes the threshold from two in the group to at least three cases.

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Influenza is expected to circulate more than this year due to less COVID precautions

in the meantime Coronavirus pandemic Preventive measures helped Keep the flu away last yearExperts are worried that this year may not be so lucky.

Precautions and restrictions designed to actually prevent the spread of COVID-19 It also helped prevent the spread of the flu, Respiratory illness caused by the influenza virus during the 2020 influenza season.Last year, this time around, health experts said the United States was COVID. influenzaBut that didn’t happen, probably because of wearing masks, social distance, most schools closed, and overall travel reduced.

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But this year, many of these precautions and restrictions are no longer effective, and influenza is expected to be more widespread.

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Detroit Launches Schedule for Third COVID Vaccination

Detroit has begun a schedule for residents with a weakened immune system to receive a third dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Residents must be fully vaccinated for at least 6 months and endanger their immune system in order to schedule a third vaccination appointment.

A third dose of Pfizer and Modana vaccinations approved by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will be provided to those who book on a drive-through at the TCF Center.

Please check this out for details.

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The CDC recommends that vaccinated people wear masks at school.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) currently recommends that even vaccinated people wear masks indoors in parts of the United States where the coronavirus is rampant.

The CDC on Tuesday, July 27th Delta variant To spread among vaccinated people. The CDC also recommended indoor masks for all teachers, staff, students, and school visitors, regardless of vaccination status.

The CDC said most new infections in the United States are among unvaccinated people. However, “breakthrough” infections, which generally cause mild illness, can occur in vaccinated people.

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Michigan COVID-19th Case report after November 1st

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• November 1-3,105 new cases

• November 2-4,882 new cases

• November 3-4,882 new cases

• November 4-5,047 new cases

• November 5-5,047 new cases

• November 6-2,970 new cases

• November 7-2,971 new cases

• November 8-2,971 new cases

• November 9-3,142 new cases

• November 10-3,141 new cases

• November 11-7,939 new cases

• November 12-7,939 new cases

• November 13-7,011 new cases

• November 14-7,011 new cases

• November 15-7,012 new cases

• November 16-7,281 new cases

• November 17-7,280 new cases

• November 18-8,990 new cases

• November 19-8,990 new cases

• November 20-5,669 new cases

• November 21-5,669 new cases

• November 22-5,670 new cases

• November 23-8,502 new cases

• November 24-8,501 new cases

Michigan COVID-19 reports daily deaths after October 13.

• November 1-2 22 new deaths (29 in the last two days from important records)

• November 2-68 new deaths

• November 3-69 new deaths (75 in the last two days from important records)

• November 4-45 new deaths

• November 5-45 new deaths (48 in the last two days from important records)

• November 6-15 new deaths

• November 7-16 new deaths

• November 8-16 new deaths (21 in the last 3 days from important records)

• November 9-81 new deaths

• November 10-82 new deaths (88 in the last two days from important records)

• November 11-41 new deaths

• November 12-42 new deaths (43 in the last two days from important records)

• November 13-31 new deaths

• November 14-32 new deaths (27 in the last two days from important records)

• November 15-32 new deaths

• November 16-121 new dead

• November 17-121 new dead

• November 18-64 new deaths

• November 19-64 new deaths (71 in the last two days from important records)

• November 20-27 new deaths

• November 21-28 new deaths

• November 22-28 new deaths (32 in the last 3 days from important records)

• November 23-140 new deaths

• November 24-140 new deaths (143 in the last two days from important records)

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