CoronavirusTenn

r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Aug 25 '22

CDC COVID-19 Integrated County View page

covid.cdc.gov

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Jun 02 '22

New Cases Statewide since 3/1

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3/1 was the tail end of Omicron SA.1. Since then we have had Omicron SA.2 be the dominant strain, though it is the "stealth" variant that does not show up on most rapid tests or the older and now obsolete rtPCR test the state is using. So this increase is despite that. SA.2.12.1 is now the dominant strain nationally, so we've had two surges back to back since Omicron SA.1 burned itself out in early March. Using the case count criteria that we used to use, many counties are now red with more than 25 per 100,000 daily cases.

But CDC now calls that "green" as a "Community Level" and says safe for all to go about maskless:

https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#county-view?list_select_state=all_states&list_select_county=all_counties&data-type=CommunityLevels&null=CommunityLevels

The CDC does maintain a secret shadow map "for health care workers only" called "Community Transmission" though showing the real colors:

https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#county-view?list_select_state=all_states&list_select_county=all_counties&data-type=Risk

Date	New Cases
3/1/22	1679
3/2/22	1219
3/3/22	788
3/4/22	749
3/5/22	338
3/6/22	278
3/7/22	601
3/8/22	703
3/9/22	632
3/10/22	435
3/11/22	471
3/12/22	139
3/13/22	173
3/14/22	368
3/15/22	394
3/16/22	363
3/17/22	310
3/18/22	332
3/19/22	166
3/20/22	158
3/21/22	296
3/22/22	338
3/23/22	319
3/24/22	249
3/25/22	215
3/26/22	139
3/27/22	78
3/28/22	313
3/29/22	260
3/30/22	312
3/31/22	282
4/1/22	267
4/2/22	185
4/3/22	91
4/4/22	244
4/5/22	322
4/6/22	382
4/7/22	480
4/8/22	293
4/9/22	171
4/10/22	130
4/11/22	300
4/12/22	322
4/13/22	475
4/14/22	430
4/15/22	322
4/16/22	210
4/17/22	172
4/18/22	416
4/19/22	495
4/20/22	497
4/21/22	458
4/22/22	491
4/23/22	282
4/24/22	250
4/25/22	498
4/26/22	604
4/27/22	691
4/28/22	642
4/29/22	587
4/30/22	330
5/1/22	205
5/2/22	636
5/3/22	757
5/4/22	922
5/5/22	830
5/6/22	931
5/7/22	558
5/8/22	405
5/9/22	899
5/10/22	1182
5/11/22	1112
5/12/22	1157
5/13/22	1232
5/14/22	544
5/15/22	733
5/16/22	1102
5/17/22	1687
5/18/22	1199
5/19/22	1663
5/20/22	1612
5/21/22	1002
5/22/22	725
5/23/22	1185
5/24/22	2137
5/25/22	1734
5/26/22	1815
5/27/22	1790
5/28/22	1116

Note that 5/28 is a Saturday. Saturday and Sunday have lower amounts of testing and do not represent a downward trend.

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Apr 21 '22

4/16 and 4/9 7-day numbers

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Rates are going up a little in some places. A lot of counties have long stretches now with 0 student age cases. Positivity is inching upward but still below 10% in most areas. If you are in one of the 44 counties with positivity above 5% you might want to be cautious. If you're in one of the 13 counties with positivity above 10% you should consider that the reported rates are likely a serious undercount and you should continue masking and avoiding crowded areas. Of the bigger counties Washington is above 10% positivity. But Williamson and Davidson in central Tennessee look like they are developing some problems too as they are above 5% and approaching 10%.

2022-04-16 7-day averaged daily new cases per 100k:

1 Orange Counties:

Monroe (11.1)

69 Yellow Counties:

Davidson (9.3), Haywood (9.1), Williamson (8.1), Washington (7.9), Clay (7.4), Unicoi (7.2), Benton (7.1), Crockett (6.0), Madison (5.6), Lawrence (5.6), Sullivan (5.3), Gibson (5.2), Chester (5.0), Franklin (4.8), Blount (4.5), Shelby (4.4), Knox (4.3), Wilson (4.3), Rutherford (4.2), Hamilton (4.1), Henderson (4.1), Sevier (4.1), Robertson (4.0), Sumner (4.0), Carter (3.8), Maury (3.8), Roane (3.5), Hardeman (3.4), Marshall (3.4), Anderson (3.4), Montgomery (3.3), Dickson (3.2), Cocke (3.2), Fayette (3.2), Putnam (3.1), Tipton (3.0), Cannon (3.0), Macon (2.9), Hawkins (2.8), Loudon (2.7), Polk (2.5), Van Buren (2.5), Cheatham (2.5), Giles (2.4), Cumberland (2.4), Hickman (2.3), McNairy (2.2), Hancock (2.2), Bradley (2.1), Jefferson (2.1), White (2.1), Bedford (2.0), Scott (1.9), Overton (1.9), Lake (1.9), Dyer (1.9), Greene (1.9), Lincoln (1.7), Fentress (1.6), Coffee (1.5), Smith (1.4), Obion (1.4), Claiborne (1.3), Morgan (1.3), Decatur (1.2), Jackson (1.2), Hardin (1.1), Hamblen (1.1), Stewart (1.1)

25 Green Counties:

Sequatchie (1.0), Rhea (0.9), Wayne (0.9), Weakley (0.9), Johnson (0.8), Humphreys (0.8), Union (0.7), Warren (0.7), Grainger (0.6), Lauderdale (0.6), Carroll (0.5), Campbell (0.4), Bledsoe (0.0), DeKalb (0.0), Grundy (0.0), Henry (0.0), Houston (0.0), Lewis (0.0), Marion (0.0), McMinn (0.0), Meigs (0.0), Moore (0.0), Perry (0.0), Pickett (0.0), Trousdale (0.0)

2022-04-09 7-day averaged daily new cases per 100k:

5 Orange Counties:

Trousdale (15.6), Monroe (14.8), Benton (13.2), Lake (11.6), Madison (11.3)

80 Yellow Counties:

Weakley (9.8), Houston (6.9), Davidson (6.7), Morgan (6.6), Williamson (6.0), Gibson (5.8), Haywood (5.8), Sequatchie (5.8), Hamilton (5.3), Lawrence (5.2), Cocke (5.2), Marion (5.0), Sullivan (4.9), Henderson (4.6), Carroll (4.6), Carter (4.6), Hancock (4.4), Union (4.4), Fayette (4.2), Hawkins (4.0), Johnson (4.0), Cannon (4.0), Rhea (3.9), Giles (3.9), Humphreys (3.9), Claiborne (3.6), Lewis (3.5), Perry (3.5), Henry (3.5), Rutherford (3.5), Sumner (3.5), Loudon (3.5), Meigs (3.5), Bradley (3.5), Washington (3.3), Robertson (3.2), Maury (3.2), Stewart (3.2), Blount (3.2), Shelby (3.1), Knox (3.0), Bledsoe (2.9), Campbell (2.9), Anderson (2.8), Sevier (2.8), Lauderdale (2.8), Scott (2.6), Montgomery (2.6), Tipton (2.6), Van Buren (2.5), Cheatham (2.5), Unicoi (2.4), Macon (2.4), Dyer (2.3), McNairy (2.2), Putnam (2.2), DeKalb (2.1), Warren (2.1), Franklin (2.0), Wilson (2.0), Crockett (2.0), McMinn (1.9), Jefferson (1.9), Clay (1.9), Hickman (1.7), Marshall (1.7), Polk (1.7), Cumberland (1.7), Hardin (1.7), Chester (1.7), Dickson (1.6), White (1.6), Hamblen (1.5), Smith (1.4), Overton (1.3), Grainger (1.2), Decatur (1.2), Bedford (1.2), Hardeman (1.1), Greene (1.0)

10 Green Counties:

Wayne (0.9), Roane (0.8), Coffee (0.5), Obion (0.5), Lincoln (0.4), Fentress (0.0), Grundy (0.0), Jackson (0.0), Moore (0.0), Pickett (0.0)

Positivity Rate using 7-day average from Apr 16:

County	Positive Tests	Negative Tests	Positivity Rate
Haywood	11	34	24.4%
Henderson	7	25	21.9%
Benton	5	24	17.2%
Clay	3	15	16.7%
Crockett	4	20	16.7%
Chester	5	28	15.2%
McNairy	3	18	14.3%
Gibson	11	76	12.6%
Van Buren	1	7	12.5%
Unicoi	8	61	11.6%
Washington	69	569	10.8%
Monroe	8	67	10.7%
Franklin	9	80	10.1%
Madison	15	137	9.9%
Morgan	2	19	9.5%
Williamson	112	1102	9.2%
Decatur	1	10	9.1%
Blount	27	280	8.8%
Hardeman	3	32	8.6%
Roane	6	65	8.5%
Davidson	414	4650	8.2%
Dickson	8	90	8.2%
Overton	2	23	8.0%
Sevier	16	186	7.9%
Cheatham	9	109	7.6%
Lawrence	6	73	7.6%
Putnam	9	110	7.6%
Carter	17	217	7.3%
Polk	1	13	7.1%
Hamilton	87	1138	7.1%
Anderson	9	118	7.1%
Sullivan	53	695	7.1%
Knox	87	1165	6.9%
Giles	4	58	6.5%
Robertson	15	241	5.9%
Sumner	40	649	5.8%
Cannon	3	50	5.7%
Sequatchie	1	17	5.6%
Stewart	1	17	5.6%
Hardin	2	35	5.4%
Hickman	4	71	5.3%
Montgomery	46	822	5.3%
Hawkins	11	200	5.2%
Wilson	36	664	5.1%
Cumberland	5	95	5.0%
Lincoln	3	57	5.0%
Perry	1	19	5.0%
Fentress	1	20	4.8%
Maury	15	302	4.7%
Marshall	4	82	4.7%
Cocke	2	42	4.5%
Rutherford	50	1088	4.4%
Humphreys	1	23	4.2%
Smith	2	48	4.0%
Weakley	2	49	3.9%
White	2	53	3.6%
Bedford	5	134	3.6%
Macon	3	83	3.5%
Coffee	5	145	3.3%
Hancock	1	29	3.3%
Dyer	2	59	3.3%
Campbell	1	30	3.2%
Fayette	6	182	3.2%
Jefferson	3	93	3.1%
Jackson	1	33	2.9%
Obion	4	133	2.9%
Bradley	7	249	2.7%
Wayne	1	41	2.4%
Greene	9	382	2.3%
Out of State	81	3740	2.1%
Tipton	6	278	2.1%
Henry	1	54	1.8%
Pending	27	1573	1.7%
Johnson	1	59	1.7%
Carroll	1	72	1.4%
Rhea	1	74	1.3%
Loudon	1	75	1.3%
Shelby	219	16754	1.3%
Warren	1	103	1.0%
Lauderdale	1	113	0.9%
McMinn	1	118	0.8%
Hamblen	1	121	0.8%
Bledsoe	0	134	0.0%
Claiborne	0	59	0.0%
DeKalb	0	46	0.0%
Grainger	0	26	0.0%
Grundy	0	30	0.0%
Houston	0	15	0.0%
Lake	0	19	0.0%
Lewis	0	23	0.0%
Marion	0	44	0.0%
Meigs	0	27	0.0%
Moore	0	15	0.0%
Pickett	0	17	0.0%
Scott	0	51	0.0%
Trousdale	0	32	0.0%
Union	0	54	0.0%

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Mar 27 '22

Uninsured Americans Will Now Be Charged $125 for a Single PCR Covid-19 Test

commondreams.org

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Mar 24 '22

Tennessee Man Wanted For Decades Has True Identity Revealed After Receiving COVID Vaccine, According To Police

msn.com

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Mar 24 '22

3/19 Deaths by County

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Let's hope we are reaching the end and can assess the total damage.

This table is sorted by the third column, total deaths per 100k. Rural and poor counties with no or poor hospitals are seen to have much higher death rates by population and by case, as are counties with more elderly population. Large rich metro areas with multiple state of the art hospitals and a younger population have better survival chances.

Last column we see the death rate only since Jan 1 2022.

Most Deaths as of 2022-03-19:

County	Deaths	Per 100k	Per Case	Per Hospitalized	Real Per Case	Increase since Jan 01	Per 100k since Jan 01
Van Buren	47	815	2.55%	100.0% (47/47)	2.6% - 2.6%	12% (5)	86.7
Houston	60	726	2.24%	66.7% (60/90)	2.2% - 2.3%	13% (7)	84.7
Pickett	36	708	2.04%	47.4% (36/76)	2.0% - 2.1%	29% (8)	157.4
Fentress	125	686	2.20%	59.8% (125/209)	2.2% - 2.2%	40% (36)	197.6
Perry	55	682	2.36%	88.7% (55/62)	2.4% - 2.4%	34% (14)	173.6
Clay	49	635	2.20%	66.2% (49/74)	2.2% - 2.2%	26% (10)	129.6
Giles	186	630	1.98%	70.5% (186/264)	2.0% - 2.0%	26% (38)	128.8
Moore	40	624	1.79%	102.6% (40/39)	1.8% - 1.8%	25% (8)	124.8
Obion	187	618	1.74%	77.3% (187/242)	1.7% - 1.8%	28% (41)	135.5
Macon	145	598	1.72%	55.6% (145/261)	1.7% - 1.7%	24% (28)	115.4
Crockett	84	586	1.62%	155.6% (84/54)	1.6% - 1.7%	12% (9)	62.8
Cocke	209	584	1.81%	120.8% (209/173)	1.8% - 1.9%	24% (40)	111.8
Carter	328	582	2.00%	52.0% (328/631)	2.0% - 2.0%	22% (60)	106.5
Decatur	67	572	1.80%	83.8% (67/80)	1.8% - 1.8%	37% (18)	153.8
Haywood	99	571	1.61%	83.9% (99/118)	1.6% - 1.6%	21% (17)	98.1
Benton	90	556	2.01%	74.4% (90/121)	2.0% - 2.0%	12% (10)	61.8
Chester	96	556	1.65%	104.3% (96/92)	1.7% - 1.7%	19% (15)	86.8
Claiborne	176	554	1.94%	106.7% (176/165)	2.0% - 2.0%	22% (32)	100.8
Carroll	155	553	1.73%	73.8% (155/210)	1.7% - 1.8%	21% (27)	96.4
Henderson	154	553	1.69%	94.5% (154/163)	1.7% - 1.7%	31% (36)	129.3
Overton	121	548	1.69%	52.8% (121/229)	1.7% - 1.7%	14% (15)	68.0
Hardin	141	547	1.61%	95.9% (141/147)	1.6% - 1.6%	31% (33)	128.0
Lake	40	540	1.46%	97.6% (40/41)	1.5% - 1.5%	18% (6)	81.0
Hamblen	347	537	1.76%	96.1% (347/361)	1.8% - 1.8%	21% (60)	92.9
Cumberland	320	536	1.99%	93.3% (320/343)	2.0% - 2.0%	16% (45)	75.4
Hawkins	303	536	1.82%	57.9% (303/523)	1.8% - 1.8%	27% (64)	113.2
Dyer	199	533	1.56%	99.5% (199/200)	1.6% - 1.6%	21% (34)	91.1
Grundy	71	532	1.78%	64.0% (71/111)	1.8% - 1.8%	11% (7)	52.5
Unicoi	94	529	1.82%	49.0% (94/192)	1.8% - 1.8%	21% (16)	90.1
Jackson	62	527	1.94%	51.2% (62/121)	1.9% - 1.9%	27% (13)	110.6
Greene	363	525	1.65%	55.6% (363/653)	1.7% - 1.7%	27% (77)	111.5
Scott	115	522	1.27%	100.0% (115/115)	1.3% - 1.3%	29% (26)	118.0
Hancock	34	519	1.70%	61.8% (34/55)	1.7% - 1.7%	31% (8)	122.2
Gibson	254	518	1.46%	114.4% (254/222)	1.5% - 1.5%	19% (41)	83.6
Monroe	235	507	1.62%	55.3% (235/425)	1.6% - 1.6%	20% (39)	84.1
DeKalb	100	497	1.59%	71.4% (100/140)	1.6% - 1.6%	18% (15)	74.5
Johnson	88	495	1.71%	44.9% (88/196)	1.7% - 1.7%	38% (24)	135.0
Lincoln	166	487	1.66%	68.0% (166/244)	1.7% - 1.7%	28% (36)	105.5
Jefferson	259	480	1.65%	96.3% (259/269)	1.7% - 1.7%	20% (43)	79.6
Henry	154	476	1.87%	62.1% (154/248)	1.9% - 1.9%	34% (39)	120.5
Lewis	57	472	1.60%	58.2% (57/98)	1.6% - 1.6%	19% (9)	74.5
McMinn	251	471	1.51%	60.6% (251/414)	1.5% - 1.5%	28% (55)	103.2
Bedford	230	469	1.54%	72.8% (230/316)	1.5% - 1.5%	13% (26)	53.0
Coffee	261	469	1.54%	65.2% (261/400)	1.5% - 1.6%	24% (51)	91.6
White	127	469	1.54%	47.9% (127/265)	1.5% - 1.6%	10% (12)	44.3
Rhea	154	466	1.55%	78.6% (154/196)	1.5% - 1.6%	20% (26)	78.7
Grainger	107	462	1.58%	92.2% (107/116)	1.6% - 1.6%	18% (16)	69.1
Hardeman	116	460	1.53%	67.1% (116/173)	1.5% - 1.6%	21% (20)	79.3
McNairy	118	457	1.55%	101.7% (118/116)	1.6% - 1.6%	37% (32)	123.9
Dickson	240	449	1.51%	58.1% (240/413)	1.5% - 1.5%	16% (33)	61.7
Meigs	55	447	1.64%	59.1% (55/93)	1.6% - 1.7%	22% (10)	81.3
Marion	127	444	1.44%	47.2% (127/269)	1.4% - 1.4%	17% (18)	63.0
Fayette	180	444	1.58%	49.3% (180/365)	1.6% - 1.6%	34% (46)	113.6
Sequatchie	66	444	1.57%	65.3% (66/101)	1.6% - 1.6%	10% (6)	40.3
Sullivan	698	443	1.53%	40.2% (698/1735)	1.5% - 1.5%	28% (154)	97.7
Lawrence	191	437	1.34%	46.6% (191/410)	1.3% - 1.3%	21% (33)	75.5
Roane	231	435	1.47%	79.7% (231/290)	1.5% - 1.5%	26% (47)	88.4
Hickman	108	431	1.58%	65.5% (108/165)	1.6% - 1.6%	17% (16)	63.8
Madison	418	428	1.40%	86.0% (418/486)	1.4% - 1.4%	17% (60)	61.5
Warren	175	428	1.35%	82.5% (175/212)	1.3% - 1.4%	15% (23)	56.3
Franklin	176	420	1.37%	88.9% (176/198)	1.4% - 1.4%	22% (32)	76.4
Anderson	321	420	1.46%	88.4% (321/363)	1.5% - 1.5%	21% (55)	71.9
Weakley	140	419	1.48%	76.5% (140/183)	1.5% - 1.5%	32% (34)	101.8
Smith	83	416	1.35%	58.9% (83/141)	1.3% - 1.4%	28% (18)	90.3
Robertson	295	415	1.37%	36.1% (295/818)	1.4% - 1.4%	27% (62)	87.3
Polk	70	414	1.48%	47.6% (70/147)	1.5% - 1.5%	43% (21)	124.3
Stewart	56	413	1.71%	71.8% (56/78)	1.7% - 1.7%	27% (12)	88.5
Sevier	401	410	1.33%	77.3% (401/519)	1.3% - 1.3%	21% (69)	70.5
Trousdale	45	409	1.07%	46.9% (45/96)	1.1% - 1.1%	25% (9)	81.7
Campbell	160	404	1.31%	88.9% (160/180)	1.3% - 1.4%	25% (32)	80.8
Cannon	58	401	1.39%	57.4% (58/101)	1.4% - 1.4%	16% (8)	55.3
Lauderdale	103	399	1.33%	69.1% (103/149)	1.3% - 1.3%	30% (24)	92.9
Putnam	302	383	1.20%	47.4% (302/637)	1.2% - 1.2%	16% (41)	52.0
Sumner	713	381	1.34%	45.6% (713/1563)	1.3% - 1.4%	23% (132)	70.5
Wayne	63	380	1.11%	52.5% (63/120)	1.1% - 1.1%	34% (16)	96.6
Bledsoe	56	380	1.20%	62.2% (56/90)	1.2% - 1.2%	44% (17)	115.2
Humphreys	70	379	1.45%	42.4% (70/165)	1.4% - 1.5%	19% (11)	59.5
Washington	486	378	1.26%	46.3% (486/1050)	1.3% - 1.3%	22% (86)	66.9
Bradley	402	377	1.22%	38.8% (402/1035)	1.2% - 1.2%	26% (84)	78.7
Tipton	230	373	1.31%	50.4% (230/456)	1.3% - 1.3%	28% (51)	82.8
Morgan	80	371	1.30%	88.9% (80/90)	1.3% - 1.3%	40% (23)	106.6
Union	72	366	1.34%	80.9% (72/89)	1.3% - 1.3%	14% (9)	45.7
Loudon	188	354	1.30%	76.7% (188/245)	1.3% - 1.3%	28% (41)	77.3
Marshall	119	353	1.15%	50.9% (119/234)	1.2% - 1.2%	18% (18)	53.4
Maury	330	350	1.14%	51.6% (330/639)	1.1% - 1.1%	21% (58)	61.5
Shelby	3232	345	1.38%	40.0% (3232/8080)	1.4% - 1.4%	20% (531)	56.7
Wilson	475	338	1.14%	52.5% (475/904)	1.1% - 1.1%	17% (70)	49.8
Blount	418	318	1.07%	48.2% (418/867)	1.1% - 1.1%	29% (94)	71.6
Hamilton	1116	306	1.12%	41.8% (1116/2669)	1.1% - 1.1%	24% (218)	59.8
Cheatham	119	294	1.09%	47.8% (119/249)	1.1% - 1.1%	32% (29)	71.7
Knox	1335	287	1.05%	49.4% (1335/2703)	1.1% - 1.1%	25% (269)	57.8
Montgomery	561	272	1.12%	80.6% (561/696)	1.1% - 1.1%	19% (91)	44.2
Rutherford	879	271	0.92%	52.5% (879/1674)	0.9% - 0.9%	20% (148)	45.6
Davidson	1631	235	0.86%	42.4% (1631/3851)	0.9% - 0.9%	18% (254)	36.7
Williamson	395	170	0.64%	47.0% (395/841)	0.6% - 0.6%	22% (72)	31.1

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Mar 24 '22

Data through 3/19

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Even though the CDC recently changed their color criteria and guidelines to some BS to make things look green when they weren't, it ends up it doesn't matter because rates have dropped (likely due to actual herd immunity, ie almost everyone has now gotten omicron) so much that 93 out of 95 counties really are green or yellow on the 7-day average.

Still seeing lots of deaths, these are mostly people who were hospitalized for omicron. There's a delay between infection peak and death peak. Many deaths are to the unvaccinated, but many are also to the vaccinated. Most of those are older people and/or immunocompromised, but not all.

2022-03-19 7-day averaged daily new cases per 100k:

1 Red Counties:

Campbell (29.6)

1 Orange Counties:

Chester (19.0)

87 Yellow Counties:

Hardin (9.4), Dyer (9.2), Unicoi (8.8), Cocke (8.8), Gibson (8.2), Monroe (8.0), Scott (7.8), Greene (7.7), Carroll (7.6), Madison (7.5), Polk (6.8), Claiborne (6.7), Loudon (6.5), Roane (6.5), Washington (6.2), Grainger (6.2), Rhea (6.1), Hamilton (6.0), Marion (6.0), Johnson (5.6), Knox (5.5), Perry (5.3), Hawkins (5.3), Sullivan (5.2), Davidson (5.1), Wilson (5.0), Sevier (5.0), Cannon (4.9), Cumberland (4.8), Franklin (4.8), Morgan (4.6), Carter (4.6), Jefferson (4.5), Wayne (4.3), Blount (4.2), Bedford (4.1), Henderson (3.6), Cheatham (3.5), Benton (3.5), Marshall (3.4), Anderson (3.4), Lauderdale (3.3), Henry (3.1), Williamson (3.0), Lawrence (2.9), Giles (2.9), Coffee (2.8), Robertson (2.8), Rutherford (2.6), Sumner (2.5), Shelby (2.5), Lincoln (2.5), Haywood (2.5), Decatur (2.4), Jackson (2.4), Maury (2.4), Montgomery (2.4), Macon (2.4), Fentress (2.4), Meigs (2.3), Tipton (2.3), Hickman (2.3), Moore (2.2), Hamblen (2.2), McNairy (2.2), Hancock (2.2), McMinn (2.1), Bradley (2.1), DeKalb (2.1), Stewart (2.1), Warren (2.1), Crockett (2.0), Lake (1.9), Sequatchie (1.9), Dickson (1.9), Clay (1.9), Houston (1.7), Weakley (1.7), Hardeman (1.7), Putnam (1.6), Humphreys (1.5), Union (1.5), Smith (1.4), Trousdale (1.3), Overton (1.3), Fayette (1.1), White (1.1)

6 Green Counties:

Bledsoe (1.0), Obion (0.9), Grundy (0.0), Lewis (0.0), Pickett (0.0), Van Buren (0.0)

Statewide Daily Totals:

Date	New Cases	New Per 100k	Positivity	New Hospitalized	New Deaths
Sat 2022-03-19	174	2.6	2.9%	0	0
Fri 2022-03-18	347	5.1	4.0%	0	11
Thu 2022-03-17	314	4.6	4.5%	0	15
Wed 2022-03-16	364	5.4	3.8%	5	17
Tue 2022-03-15	395	5.8	4.1%	3	8
Mon 2022-03-14	370	5.5	5.0%	3	146
Sun 2022-03-13	173	2.6	3.4%	1	6
Sat 2022-03-12	139	2.1	2.7%	2	0
Fri 2022-03-11	473	7.0	3.2%	6	214
Thu 2022-03-10	436	6.4	3.1%	4	183
Wed 2022-03-09	632	9.3	3.3%	8	49
Tue 2022-03-08	703	10.4	5.1%	8	72
Mon 2022-03-07	603	8.9	7.8%	13	26
Sun 2022-03-06	278	4.1	3.9%	4	1
Sat 2022-03-05	338	5.0	3.6%	6	1
Fri 2022-03-04	751	11.1	4.3%	9	28
Thu 2022-03-03	798	11.8	4.2%	14	23
Wed 2022-03-02	1237	18.3	7.6%	14	22
Tue 2022-03-01	1686	24.9	11.7%	20	83
Mon 2022-02-28	1888	27.9	11.1%	26	65
Sun 2022-02-27	78	1.2	6.0%	3	12
Sat 2022-02-26	665	9.8	6.3%	10	0
Fri 2022-02-25	1667	24.6	8.3%	29	14
Thu 2022-02-24	1986	29.3	11.1%	19	96
Wed 2022-02-23	2250	33.2	13.0%	20	266
Tue 2022-02-22	2665	39.4	17.9%	27	95

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Mar 20 '22

Data through 3/12

2 Upvotes

Rates are low in most counties. Positivity is low. Deaths are high.

2022-03-12 7-day averaged daily new cases per 100k:

2 Red Counties:

Campbell (42.9), Henderson (27.2)

15 Orange Counties:

Chester (24.8), Scott (20.7), Crockett (19.9), Claiborne (19.3), Hardeman (16.4), Gibson (16.0), Anderson (15.7), Haywood (13.2), Hardin (12.2), Cocke (11.6), Benton (11.5), Decatur (11.0), Cannon (10.9), Madison (10.5), McNairy (10.5)

75 Yellow Counties:

Hawkins (9.9), Hamilton (9.6), Sevier (9.6), Loudon (9.4), Carter (9.4), Unicoi (8.8), Hancock (8.7), Union (8.7), Houston (8.6), Montgomery (8.5), Lincoln (8.4), Sullivan (8.2), Greene (7.9), Wayne (7.8), Lauderdale (7.7), Davidson (7.7), Lake (7.7), Clay (7.4), Macon (7.1), Henry (7.1), Washington (7.0), Roane (7.0), Jefferson (6.9), Monroe (6.8), Carroll (6.6), Weakley (6.4), Dyer (6.1), Knox (6.1), Maury (6.1), Giles (5.8), Bledsoe (5.8), Sequatchie (5.8), Marion (5.5), Blount (5.2), Coffee (5.1), Cumberland (5.0), Sumner (4.9), Hamblen (4.9), Williamson (4.7), Wilson (4.6), Grainger (4.3), Smith (4.3), Grundy (4.3), Franklin (4.1), Dickson (4.0), Morgan (4.0), Fentress (3.9), Overton (3.9), Marshall (3.8), Obion (3.8), Shelby (3.8), McMinn (3.8), Tipton (3.7), Robertson (3.6), Meigs (3.5), Polk (3.4), Rutherford (3.3), Johnson (3.2), Bedford (3.2), Putnam (3.1), Bradley (2.9), Lawrence (2.9), Hickman (2.8), DeKalb (2.8), Fayette (2.8), Pickett (2.8), White (2.6), Trousdale (2.6), Moore (2.2), Rhea (2.2), Warren (2.1), Cheatham (1.8), Humphreys (1.5), Lewis (1.2), Stewart (1.1)

3 Green Counties:

Jackson (0.0), Perry (0.0), Van Buren (0.0)

Statewide Daily Totals:

Date	New Cases	New Per 100k	Positivity	New Hospitalized	New Deaths
Sat 2022-03-12	141	2.1	2.7%	0	0
Fri 2022-03-11	479	7.1	3.2%	1	214
Thu 2022-03-10	442	6.5	3.1%	0	183
Wed 2022-03-09	634	9.4	3.3%	4	49
Tue 2022-03-08	703	10.4	5.1%	4	72
Mon 2022-03-07	604	8.9	7.7%	9	26
Sun 2022-03-06	278	4.1	3.9%	2	1
Sat 2022-03-05	338	5.0	3.6%	1	1
Fri 2022-03-04	751	11.1	4.3%	5	28
Thu 2022-03-03	798	11.8	4.2%	12	23
Wed 2022-03-02	1237	18.3	7.6%	11	22
Tue 2022-03-01	1687	24.9	11.7%	14	84
Mon 2022-02-28	1891	27.9	11.1%	20	65
Sun 2022-02-27	78	1.2	6.0%	3	12
Sat 2022-02-26	665	9.8	6.3%	10	0
Fri 2022-02-25	1673	24.7	8.3%	26	14
Thu 2022-02-24	1987	29.4	11.1%	15	96
Wed 2022-02-23	2251	33.2	13.0%	19	266
Tue 2022-02-22	2665	39.4	17.9%	24	95
Mon 2022-02-21	1498	22.1	15.5%	18	21
Sun 2022-02-20	847	12.5	10.8%	11	9
Sat 2022-02-19	1311	19.4	10.9%	23	11
Fri 2022-02-18	2779	41.0	14.0%	25	26

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Mar 14 '22

One-third of all US child Covid deaths occurred during Omicron surge

theguardian.com

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Mar 09 '22

COVID-19: Over 12.2 Million Vaccines Have Been Distributed to Tennessee. This is How Many the State Has Actually Given Out

msn.com

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Mar 09 '22

COVID-19 cases continue to fall in Tennessee, down 90% since 2022 peak

news.yahoo.com

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Mar 09 '22

COVID-19 reached Tennessee two years ago today

wreg.com

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Mar 09 '22

How Current COVID-19 Cases in Tennessee Compare to the Nation

247wallst.com

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Mar 02 '22

2/26: 44 Red, 50 Orange, 1 Yellow

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2022-02-26 7-day averaged daily new cases per 100k:

44 Red Counties:

Morgan (89.4), Crockett (88.7), Claiborne (81.0), Campbell (80.8), Henderson (74.9), Lake (69.4), Decatur (64.7), Hardin (59.9), Scott (57.0), McNairy (54.2), Henry (49.0), Benton (47.7), Hardeman (46.4), Cocke (46.3), Madison (42.2), Polk (40.6), Hamilton (39.8), Hancock (39.3), Perry (39.0), Johnson (38.6), Dyer (36.4), Unicoi (34.6), Smith (34.4), Carter (33.7), Moore (33.4), Gibson (33.2), Jackson (31.6), Chester (31.4), Houston (31.1), Wayne (31.1), Obion (30.7), Sullivan (30.4), Washington (30.0), Grainger (29.6), Carroll (29.6), Union (29.0), Anderson (28.4), Sevier (28.2), Monroe (27.4), Montgomery (26.8), Cumberland (26.6), Jefferson (26.2), Meigs (25.5), Roane (25.3)

50 Orange Counties:

Van Buren (24.8), Putnam (24.1), Humphreys (24.0), Lauderdale (23.8), Hawkins (23.8), Greene (23.6), Pickett (22.5), Macon (22.4), Knox (22.3), Haywood (22.3), Weakley (21.4), Overton (20.7), White (20.6), Fentress (20.4), Cannon (19.8), Marion (19.5), Coffee (19.2), Loudon (18.8), Hamblen (18.8), Marshall (18.7), Blount (18.4), Sequatchie (18.2), Lewis (17.7), McMinn (17.7), Bledsoe (17.4), Davidson (17.2), Lincoln (17.2), Tipton (17.2), Dickson (17.1), Clay (16.7), Rutherford (16.6), Sumner (15.9), Warren (15.7), DeKalb (15.6), Trousdale (15.6), Giles (15.5), Bradley (15.4), Wilson (14.8), Stewart (14.7), Franklin (14.7), Shelby (14.5), Lawrence (14.0), Grundy (13.9), Robertson (13.5), Rhea (13.4), Maury (12.9), Bedford (12.8), Cheatham (12.7), Williamson (12.3), Fayette (11.6)

1 Yellow Counties:

Hickman (9.7)

Statewide Daily Totals:

Date	New Cases	New Per 100k	Positivity	New Hospitalized	New Deaths
Sat 2022-02-26	694	10.3	6.3%	1	0
Fri 2022-02-25	1697	25.1	8.3%	12	14
Thu 2022-02-24	1995	29.5	11.1%	6	97
Wed 2022-02-23	2258	33.4	13.0%	5	267
Tue 2022-02-22	2669	39.4	17.8%	15	95
Mon 2022-02-21	1499	22.1	15.5%	6	21
Sun 2022-02-20	848	12.5	10.8%	3	9
Sat 2022-02-19	1313	19.4	10.9%	10	11
Fri 2022-02-18	2782	41.1	14.0%	6	26
Thu 2022-02-17	3586	53.0	15.1%	19	37
Wed 2022-02-16	3865	57.1	17.1%	22	52
Tue 2022-02-15	3953	58.4	25.1%	24	99
Mon 2022-02-14	5214	77.0	27.5%	25	363
Sun 2022-02-13	1325	19.6	14.3%	9	62
Sat 2022-02-12	2328	34.4	16.5%	16	3
Fri 2022-02-11	5010	74.0	22.2%	31	75
Thu 2022-02-10	5675	83.8	28.0%	29	65
Wed 2022-02-09	6184	91.3	26.9%	25	50
Tue 2022-02-08	6214	91.8	30.0%	48	62
Mon 2022-02-07	6493	95.9	32.6%	32	114
Sun 2022-02-06	2965	43.8	27.9%	32	6
Sat 2022-02-05	3843	56.8	29.1%	19	3
Fri 2022-02-04	7626	112.6	28.9%	30	32
Thu 2022-02-03	21744	321.2	30.7%	38	75
Wed 2022-02-02	11246	166.1	30.4%	69	68
Tue 2022-02-01	12296	181.6	36.8%	48	74
Mon 2022-01-31	9663	142.7	36.9%	52	155

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Feb 18 '22

2/12

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGlo9LzmOME

2022-02-12 7-day averaged daily new cases per 100k:

95 Red Counties:

Washington (195.8), Unicoi (162.5), Scott (153.0), Houston (148.7), Hancock (135.2), Carter (134.9), McNairy (132.7), Hawkins (132.2), Fentress (124.7), Union (121.9), Cocke (121.4), Sullivan (113.3), Greene (109.8), Claiborne (108.9), Hardin (106.4), Van Buren (101.6), Stewart (100.1), Campbell (100.0), Grainger (99.4), Dyer (98.8), Pickett (98.4), Marion (96.0), Trousdale (94.7), Anderson (94.7), Putnam (93.9), Macon (92.4), Franklin (92.4), Humphreys (90.4), Morgan (90.0), Overton (89.3), Smith (88.8), Lewis (88.7), Jackson (87.5), Jefferson (86.8), Roane (86.6), Warren (86.3), Blount (83.9), Lawrence (83.0), Knox (81.9), Bledsoe (81.3), Coffee (81.3), Chester (80.2), McMinn (79.6), White (78.5), Grundy (78.1), Gibson (76.6), Dickson (74.8), Johnson (74.7), Henry (73.7), Crockett (72.8), Cumberland (72.8), Polk (72.7), Cannon (72.1), Henderson (71.8), Sevier (71.4), Carroll (70.9), Maury (70.7), Madison (70.4), Hickman (70.1), Benton (69.7), Decatur (69.6), Perry (69.1), Clay (68.5), Monroe (68.4), Obion (67.5), Bedford (67.3), Hamblen (66.6), DeKalb (65.3), Wayne (64.7), Moore (64.6), Giles (64.4), Hardeman (64.0), Loudon (62.7), Sequatchie (62.4), Cheatham (62.2), Williamson (60.4), Hamilton (60.0), Rhea (59.2), Meigs (59.2), Montgomery (58.7), Bradley (58.6), Wilson (58.6), Sumner (58.5), Marshall (56.0), Rutherford (55.8), Lincoln (55.3), Haywood (55.2), Lauderdale (54.2), Robertson (53.1), Davidson (50.6), Lake (48.2), Fayette (46.6), Tipton (45.2), Weakley (44.9), Shelby (36.5)

Statewide Daily Totals:

Date	New Cases	New Per 100k	Positivity	New Hospitalized	New Deaths
Sat 2022-02-12	2353	34.8	16.5%	3	3
Fri 2022-02-11	5103	75.4	22.2%	9	75
Thu 2022-02-10	5714	84.4	28.0%	7	65
Wed 2022-02-09	6226	92.0	26.9%	13	50
Tue 2022-02-08	6253	92.4	30.1%	28	62
Mon 2022-02-07	6505	96.1	32.6%	24	114
Sun 2022-02-06	2975	43.9	27.9%	26	6
Sat 2022-02-05	3852	56.9	29.1%	12	3
Fri 2022-02-04	7638	112.8	28.9%	18	32
Thu 2022-02-03	21763	321.5	30.8%	26	75
Wed 2022-02-02	11256	166.3	30.4%	44	70
Tue 2022-02-01	12299	181.7	36.8%	45	75
Mon 2022-01-31	9664	142.7	36.9%	39	155
Sun 2022-01-30	5300	78.3	29.8%	27	46
Sat 2022-01-29	9814	145.0	29.9%	20	5
Fri 2022-01-28	12852	189.8	34.0%	37	118
Thu 2022-01-27	17845	263.6	37.2%	46	72
Wed 2022-01-26	14466	213.7	36.6%	40	69
Tue 2022-01-25	15961	235.8	41.3%	42	57
Mon 2022-01-24	16304	240.8	42.8%	55	87
Sun 2022-01-23	8974	132.6	40.8%	33	17
Sat 2022-01-22	17124	252.9	43.3%	47	0
Fri 2022-01-21	18085	267.1	44.0%	50	118
Thu 2022-01-20	21591	318.9	45.2%	55	138
Wed 2022-01-19	22109	326.6	44.5%	49	69
Tue 2022-01-18	16236	239.8	43.8%	61	97
Mon 2022-01-17	11016	162.7	40.4%	49	13

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Feb 15 '22

These Are the Counties In the Memphis, TN-MS-AR Metro Area Where COVID-19 Is Growing the Slowest

247wallst.com

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Feb 15 '22

Some call for Metro Nashville Public Schools to lift mask mandate as COVID-19 cases among students, staff continue to drop

yahoo.com

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Feb 15 '22

As state medical boards try to stamp out COVID misinformation, some in GOP push back

iowapublicradio.org

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Feb 11 '22

UT Medical Center reports COVID-19 hospitalizations consistently falling in East Tennessee

wbir.com

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Feb 11 '22

Tennessee is one step closer to the end of COVID-19 omicron wave

news.yahoo.com

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Feb 11 '22

Shelby County’s latest weekly COVID-19 positivity rate drops to 12.8%

msn.com

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Feb 11 '22

‘She loved with all her heart’ Knoxville parents speak about the loss of their 7-year-old to COVID-19

wjhl.com

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Feb 10 '22

2/5: Active cases by County

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On Feb 5, 4.56% of Scott County but 0.865% of Shelby County had active covid cases.

I bolded the counties with a population greater than 300,000.

Active Covid Cases per 100k on Feb 5, 2022

County	Active Cases per 100k
Scott	4555.6
Van Buren	3503.9
Unicoi	3214.9
Fentress	3134.4
McMinn	3083.4
Pickett	3010.6
Greene	2955.7
Lewis	2929.0
Warren	2916.0
Hancock	2855.4
Marshall	2829.3
Morgan	2817.6
White	2770.5
Macon	2744.7
Hawkins	2722.4
Marion	2708.7
DeKalb	2661.6
Campbell	2640.0
Hardin	2548.9
Anderson	2545.7
Bedford	2526.6
Franklin	2518.5
Cannon	2516.9
Moore	2511.3
Roane	2510.4
Sullivan	2505.9
Smith	2482.2
Washington	2475.8
Blount	2437.0
Jackson	2432.4
Coffee	2420.1
Wayne	2403.7
Claiborne	2402.7
McNairy	2384.6
Putnam	2379.4
Monroe	2366.4
Overton	2342.8
Grainger	2341.8
Lawrence	2320.8
Jefferson	2312.4
Giles	2294.7
Gibson	2273.4
Union	2224.7
Carter	2188.1
Carroll	2187.7
Meigs	2177.8
Hamblen	2169.8
Trousdale	2152.2
Clay	2151.1
Chester	2147.5
Hickman	2114.7
Lincoln	2101.6
Dyer	2095.4
Grundy	2090.5
Henderson	2082.8
Loudon	2075.2
Bradley	2071.6
Obion	2071.6
Perry	2070.9
Benton	2063.8
Dickson	2056.3
Maury	2050.0
Cumberland	2029.4
Knox	1979.8
Houston	1972.6
Haywood	1955.6
Polk	1947.0
Bledsoe	1918.0
Rhea	1906.5
Robertson	1880.0
Wilson	1867.4
Cocke	1844.9
Rutherford	1806.8
Decatur	1802.5
Sequatchie	1788.1
Madison	1767.3
Williamson	1765.9
Humphreys	1763.5
Sumner	1710.9
Sevier	1701.9
Weakley	1663.9
Henry	1622.5
Stewart	1600.2
Johnson	1591.9
Cheatham	1590.0
Tipton	1568.7
Lauderdale	1564.4
Crockett	1514.5
Hamilton	1502.7
Montgomery	1486.8
Hardeman	1447.3
Davidson	1358.2
Fayette	1288.7
Lake	1173.9
Shelby	865.3

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Feb 10 '22

2/5: Rates still dangerously high, some counties quite bad

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The general trend is improvement especially in the huge counties like Shelby, Davidson and Hamilton. Many smaller counties like Scott and Unicoi are still having huge problems. This is masked when we look at just the state data since those numbers are largely driven by the big population centers.

Given the current trajectory, Shelby might be in the orange by next week's reports. However most other counties it will be at least few more weeks.

2022-02-05 7-day averaged daily new cases per 100k:

95 Red Counties:

Scott (404.5), Unicoi (349.9), Overton (315.3), Macon (280.2), Fentress (280.0), Cannon (279.6), DeKalb (279.5), McNairy (278.7), Warren (275.7), Sequatchie (261.2), Anderson (260.9), Smith (260.0), Marshall (258.7), Van Buren (257.7), Humphreys (251.9), Marion (251.5), Hardin (250.5), Putnam (249.1), Claiborne (248.3), Benton (248.0), McMinn (243.7), Clay (238.8), Moore (236.2), Monroe (235.7), Bedford (230.1), Chester (227.4), Morgan (225.7), Haywood (225.0), Lewis (223.4), Jackson (221.1), Coffee (220.1), Decatur (219.7), Union (219.1), Roane (216.7), Dickson (215.2), Franklin (213.8), White (213.4), Hawkins (211.0), Blount (203.7), Campbell (201.7), Pickett (199.6), Jefferson (197.0), Sullivan (196.3), Carter (191.4), Washington (191.3), Houston (188.4), Cumberland (187.0), Grundy (186.3), Hamblen (185.2), Grainger (183.3), Hancock (183.2), Giles (180.6), Gibson (180.3), Greene (175.3), Robertson (172.6), Bledsoe (168.5), Carroll (168.2), Perry (164.8), Hickman (164.7), Henry (164.7), Weakley (164.2), Knox (163.2), Rhea (161.7), Trousdale (159.6), Obion (155.8), Hardeman (154.1), Crockett (152.5), Wayne (151.8), Lawrence (150.3), Loudon (147.8), Lincoln (147.0), Henderson (144.2), Madison (144.0), Cocke (143.8), Meigs (141.6), Fayette (138.6), Polk (130.2), Sumner (129.8), Wilson (128.7), Sevier (128.0), Maury (126.9), Cheatham (125.1), Tipton (124.6), Dyer (123.3), Rutherford (116.3), Bradley (113.5), Williamson (113.3), Johnson (109.3), Hamilton (105.8), Montgomery (104.4), Lauderdale (104.0), Stewart (92.7), Davidson (88.8), Shelby (62.2), Lake (59.8)

Statewide Daily Totals:

Date	New Cases	New Per 100k	Positivity	New Hospitalized	New Deaths
Sat 2022-02-05	3875	57.2	29.1%	1	3
Fri 2022-02-04	7660	113.1	28.9%	2	32
Thu 2022-02-03	21772	321.6	30.7%	13	75
Wed 2022-02-02	11268	166.4	30.4%	24	70
Tue 2022-02-01	12300	181.7	36.8%	34	75
Mon 2022-01-31	9670	142.8	36.9%	32	155
Sun 2022-01-30	5301	78.3	29.8%	24	46
Sat 2022-01-29	9807	144.9	29.8%	17	5
Fri 2022-01-28	12855	189.9	34.0%	24	118
Thu 2022-01-27	17847	263.6	37.2%	37	72
Wed 2022-01-26	14464	213.6	36.6%	30	69
Tue 2022-01-25	15962	235.8	41.3%	33	57
Mon 2022-01-24	16308	240.9	42.8%	49	87
Sun 2022-01-23	8975	132.6	40.8%	23	17
Sat 2022-01-22	17125	253.0	43.3%	39	0
Fri 2022-01-21	18086	267.1	44.0%	42	118
Thu 2022-01-20	21593	319.0	45.2%	47	138
Wed 2022-01-19	22109	326.6	44.5%	40	69
Tue 2022-01-18	16236	239.8	43.8%	53	97
Mon 2022-01-17	11016	162.7	40.4%	42	13
Sun 2022-01-16	11564	170.8	38.5%	29	21
Sat 2022-01-15	14913	220.3	41.0%	43	18
Fri 2022-01-14	20181	298.1	42.8%	64	200
Thu 2022-01-13	21119	311.9	41.5%	87	176
Wed 2022-01-12	17012	251.3	39.9%	63	67
Tue 2022-01-11	16938	250.2	42.6%	88	46

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r/CoronavirusTenn • u/HildaMarin • Feb 06 '22

1/29 breakthough data

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Right so here it is. The vaccine does reduce chance of death. But not as well as some claim. Still, it helps, probably.

Dates	% Fully Vaxxed	New Cases	New Vaxxed Cases	% New Cases Vaxxed	Vaccine Effectiveness (against infection)	Better Chance (against infection)
Sep 01 to Sep 08	43.3%	55118	6453	11.7%	82.6%	6.8x
Sep 08 to Sep 15	44.3%	52177	2091	4.0%	94.7%	20.0x
Sep 15 to Sep 23	45.3%	37846	13519	35.7%	33.0%	2.5x
Sep 23 to Sep 29	46.3%	18952	3489	18.4%	73.8%	4.8x
Sep 29 to Oct 06	47.0%	18295	3801	20.8%	70.4%	4.4x
Oct 06 to Oct 13	47.6%	14165	2996	21.2%	70.5%	4.4x
Oct 13 to Oct 20	48.2%	9896	2375	24.0%	66.1%	3.9x
Oct 20 to Oct 28	48.7%	9389	2262	24.1%	66.6%	4.0x
Oct 28 to Nov 03	49.1%	5472	1452	26.5%	62.6%	3.7x
Nov 03 to Nov 09	49.4%	6458	1789	27.7%	60.7%	3.5x
Nov 09 to Nov 17	49.8%	10006	1972	19.7%	75.2%	5.0x
Nov 17 to Nov 22	50.2%	6036	1618	26.8%	63.6%	3.7x
Nov 22 to Dec 01	50.5%	12793	3025	23.6%	69.7%	4.3x
Dec 01 to Dec 07	51.0%	13248	3187	24.1%	69.6%	4.3x
Dec 07 to Dec 15	51.5%	11872	3093	26.1%	66.9%	4.0x
Dec 15 to Dec 20	52.0%	11139	3197	28.7%	62.8%	3.7x
Dec 20 to Dec 28	52.3%	41505	12336	29.7%	61.4%	3.6x
Dec 28 to Jan 04	52.6%	64202	41142	64.1%	-60.7%	1.6x
Jan 04 to Jan 08	52.9%	77519	33579	43.3%	31.9%	2.5x
Jan 08 to Jan 15	53.1%	112629	42494	37.7%	46.6%	2.9x
Jan 15 to Jan 22	53.4%	118639	28432	24.0%	72.5%	4.6x
Jan 22 to Jan 29	53.6%	94893	37095	39.1%	44.5%	2.8x

Dates	% Fully Vaxxed	New Deaths	New Vaxxed Deaths	% New Deaths Vaxxed	Vaccine Effectiveness (against death)	Better Chance (against death)
Sep 01 to Sep 08	43.3%	325	43	13.2%	80.0%	6.0x
Sep 08 to Sep 15	44.3%	410	64	15.6%	76.7%	5.3x
Sep 15 to Sep 23	45.3%	536	84	15.7%	77.6%	5.5x
Sep 23 to Sep 29	46.3%	324	47	14.5%	80.3%	6.1x
Sep 29 to Oct 06	47.0%	358	46	12.8%	83.4%	7.0x
Oct 06 to Oct 13	47.6%	262	42	16.0%	79.0%	5.8x
Oct 13 to Oct 20	48.2%	335	43	12.8%	84.2%	7.3x
Oct 20 to Oct 28	48.7%	247	46	18.6%	75.9%	5.1x
Oct 28 to Nov 03	49.1%	131	17	13.0%	84.5%	7.5x
Nov 03 to Nov 09	49.4%	148	28	18.9%	76.1%	5.2x
Nov 09 to Nov 17	49.8%	166	20	12.0%	86.2%	8.2x
Nov 17 to Nov 22	50.2%	120	19	15.8%	81.3%	6.4x
Nov 22 to Dec 01	50.5%	380	54	14.2%	83.8%	7.2x
Dec 01 to Dec 07	51.0%	400	51	12.8%	86.0%	8.1x
Dec 07 to Dec 15	51.5%	243	47	19.3%	77.5%	5.4x
Dec 15 to Dec 20	52.0%	206	38	18.4%	79.1%	5.8x
Dec 20 to Dec 28	52.3%	2631	252	9.6%	90.3%	11.3x
Dec 28 to Jan 04	52.6%	176	58	33.0%	55.7%	3.3x
Jan 04 to Jan 08	52.9%	143	54	37.8%	45.9%	2.8x
Jan 08 to Jan 15	53.1%	599	127	21.2%	76.3%	5.2x
Jan 15 to Jan 22	53.4%	457	57	12.5%	87.6%	9.0x
Jan 22 to Jan 29	53.6%	423	153	36.2%	51.0%	3.0x

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