Covid-19 - Tests and latest statistics reported
CNN reports the US government will relaunch a
program to provide free
Covid-19 home tests to Americans as new variants continue to alarm health
officials. US households can order four free
tests from Covidtests.gov
starting Monday. The relaunch of the program comes as Covid-19 hospitalizations
have been on the rise in the US since July, with weekly admissions
now more than triple what they were two months ago.
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in color for the most recent COVID-19
data posted on the Internet by NYPPL's COVID-19 consultant Isaac Michaels.
N.B.: Michaels updates the analyses routinely as the respective
underlying data are updated. His website serves as a valuable
resource for those interested in epidemiology and data
science.
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on the Internet.
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