Here’s what you need to know February 16, 2022
DETROIT Michigan on Monday reported 5,380 new cases of COVID-19 and 60 virus-related deaths – an average of 1,793.3 cases over a three-day period.
The deaths announced Monday did not include anyone identified during a Vital Records review.
Monday’s update brings the total number of confirmed COVID cases in Michigan to 2,037,742, including 30,959 deaths. These numbers have risen from 2,032,362 cases and 30,899 deaths, from Friday.
Testing has increased to about 50,000 to 60,000 diagnostic tests reported per day on average, with 7-day positive rate at 11.75% pr. February 14 – the lowest it has been since the end of October. Admissions has fallen over the last three weeks.
Statens 7-day moving average for daily cases was 2,660 Monday, February 14, lower than the previous week. That The 7-day death average was 69 on February 14th. The state mortality rate is 1.5%.
Michigan has reviewed more than 11.2 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine administered per February 14 with 69.9% of 16+ residents have received at least one dose while 64.1% of 16+ residents considered fully vaccinated.
Across the entire Michigan population, 65.7% have received at least one dose of COVID vaccine.
According to Johns Hopkins University is more than 76 million cases has been reported in the United States, with more than 902,200 deaths reported from the virus. Globally more than 10 billion vaccine doses has been administered, including more than 539 million doses alone in the United States.
Worldwide more than 393 million people have been confirmed infected and more than 5.7 million are dead, according to Johns Hopkins University. The true numbers are certainly much higher due to limited testing, different ways in which nations count the dead, and deliberate underreporting by some governments.
“These trends are consistent and pointing in the right direction,” said Bob Riney, president of health operations and COO at Henry Ford Health.
Michigan COVID-19 daily reported cases since January 1:
January 1 – 12,247 new cases
January 2 – 12,247 new cases
January 3 – 12,247 new cases
January 4 – 13,673 new cases
January 5 – 13,673 new cases
January 6 – 20,346 new cases
January 7 – 20,346 new cases
January 8 – 14,841 new cases
January 9 – 14,841 new cases
January 10 – 14,842 new cases
January 11 – 14,229 new cases
January 12 – 14,229 new cases
January 13 – 18,557 new cases
January 14 – 18,557 new cases
January 15 – 17,201 new cases
January 16 – 17,202 new cases
January 17 – 17,202 new cases
January 18 – 17,202 new cases
January 19 – 17,202 new cases
January 20 – 16,775 new cases
January 21 – 16,776 new cases
January 22 – 13,124 new cases
January 23 – 13,124 new cases
January 24 – 13,124 new cases
January 25 – 13,711 new cases
January 26 – 13,712 new cases
January 27 – 13,155 new cases
January 28 – 13,154 new cases
January 29 – 7,080 new cases
January 30 – 7,081 new cases
January 31 – 7,081 new cases
February 1 – 9,401 new cases
February 2 – 9,402 new cases
February 3 – 4,902 new cases
February 4 – 4,903 new cases
February 5 – 3,299 new cases
February 6 – 3,299 new cases
February 7 – 3,300 new cases
February 8 – 3,764 new cases
February 9 – 3,763 new cases
February 10 – 2,858 new cases
February 11 – 2,858 new cases
February 12 – 1,793 new cases
February 13 – 1,793 new cases
February 14 – 1,794 new cases
Michigan COVID-19 daily reported deaths since January 1:
January 1 – 60 new deaths
January 2 – 60 new deaths
January 3 – 60 new deaths (172 from the last five days from vital records)
January 4 – 138 new deaths
January 5 – 139 new deaths (165 from the last two days of vital records)
January 6 – 129 new deaths
January 7 – 130 new deaths (136 from the last two days from vital records)
January 8 – 18 new deaths
January 9 – 19 new deaths
January 10 – 19 new deaths
January 11 – 175 new deaths
January 12 – 175 new deaths (282 from the last two days of vital records)
January 13 – 125 new deaths
January 14 – 126 new deaths (140 from last two days from vital records)
January 15 – 100 new deaths
January 16 – 100 new deaths
January 17 – 100 new deaths
January 18 – 100 new deaths
January 19 – 101 new deaths (346 from the last two days from vital records)
January 20 – 105 new deaths
January 21 – 105 new deaths (79 from last two days from vital records)
January 22 – 12 new deaths
January 23 – 12 new deaths
January 24 – 12 new deaths
January 25 – 190 new deaths
January 26 – 189 new deaths (268 from the last two days from vital records)
January 27 – 86 new deaths
January 28 – 87 new deaths (121 from the last two days from vital records)
January 29 – 21 new deaths
January 30 – 22 new deaths
January 31 – 22 new deaths
February 1 – 163 new deaths
February 2 – 164 new deaths (239 from the last two days from vital records)
February 3 – 104 new deaths
February 4 – 105 new deaths (155 from last two days from vital records)
February 5 – 12 new deaths
February 6 – 13 new deaths
February 7 – 13 new deaths
February 8 – 165 new deaths
February 9 – 165 new deaths (239 from the last two days from vital records)
February 10 – 76 new deaths
February 11 – 76 new deaths
February 12 – 20 new deaths
February 13 – 20 new deaths
February 14 – 20 new deaths
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