Top 5 States for Work-Age COVID-19 Hospitalizations
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A modest increase led to an about 11 percent increase in deaths of other people aged 25 to 64 from pre-pandemic levels in the third quarter of this year, according to higher death data from the U. S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. UU.
A separate and similar set of COVID-19 hospitalization data from the CDC shows that hospitalizations for other people ages 20 to 59 peaked in mid-January, began declining during the week ending Oct. 21, and more during the past five weeks.
The increases are significantly larger in some states than others.
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Between the week ending Nov. 21 and the week ending Nov. 28, hospitalizations of other seniors ages 20 to 59 rose 11% to 6,732.
The statewide median increased 12. 6 percent, and 12 states saw week-over-week increases of more than 30 percent.
For a review of the states with the worst increases week after week, see the gallery above.
For information on the 50 states and the District of Columbia, see the table below.
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