The number of COVID-positive patients hospitalized in Alaska rose by almost 27% over a seven-day period, according to the state health department.
The number of COVID-positive patients hospitalized in Alaska rose by almost 27% over a seven-day period, according to• By Thursday, there were 85 COVID-positive patients hospitalized around the state, an increase from the 67 reported by
the state a week earlier.• 3,815 new cases were reported in Alaska over a seven-day period, an increase from 3,449 cases reported last week. That data doesn’t include at-home tests, which have become increasingly popular but don’t get reported.
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