Daily News | COVID cases rise in South Jersey, as the state’s infection rate outpaces the U.S.
that the United States could see up to 100 million infections this fall and winter, warning that the country will run out of tests, treatments, and vaccines if Congress doesn’t authorize more coronavirus spending.
Pennsylvania and New Jersey have the same hospitalization rate per capita: an average of 9 people per 100,000 were hospitalized in each state as of Monday, according to the Times data. Hospitalizations have increased by 38% in New Jersey and 44% in Pennsylvania in the last two weeks, with 773 COVID patients hospitalized in New Jersey and 1,194 in Pennsylvania as of Sunday.
Few patients are requiring intensive care, Topiel added, and some are asymptomatic or hospitalized for other reasons.
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