Hospitalization due to coronavirus infection in the United States declined to the lowest level in more than four months.
A total of 44172 COVID-19 patients are currently hospitalized in the country, as per COVID Tracking Project's latest update. The last time a lesser number of hospital admissions of COVIOD patients were reported on October 26.
The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 per million has decreased over the past month. Only 4 states currently have more than 200 people hospitalized per million. This proportion was applicable to more than half of the states on February 4. Many states decreased their hospitalizations by more than half during this period.
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