The case rate here has been increasing for three and a half months.Īs of last week, only three states had reported more cases of COVID-19 than Michigan over a seven-day span, based on state data. Michigan remains at a high transmission rate. The state health department estimates less than 1% of vaccinated people in Michigan are contracting the virus. Roll out of the vaccine for 5-11 year-olds could occur in early November and more than 840,000 children of that age are in Michigan. State officials set a goal of reaching 70% and hosted a lottery initiative to give those who received their vaccinations the chance to win cash prizes.Ībout 59% of Michigan residents 12 and older are fully vaccinated.
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Food and Drug Administration gave full approval to Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine, which health experts hope will bolster confidence in vaccinations.Ībout 68.5% of Michigan's population age 16 and older had received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine as of Saturday. There are 172 cases in the state, the majority, or 70.9%, are in the ICU. MIS-C is a condition in children where multiple organ systems become inflamed or dysfunctional. Outbreaks have steadily been increasing with more than 400 in K-12 schools last week, which have led to an increase in Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children. In Michigan, over 50% of children hospitalized have no reported underlying conditions. The proportion of kids getting sick with COVID-19 in the state also is increasing. The second-highest weekly total was 47,316 Nov. The weekly record of 50,892 cases was set Nov. In the beginning of October, the state logged 24,791 additional cases and 237 deaths from the virus. In the week prior, the state added 26,105 cases and 250 deaths. The totals marked a slight decrease in cases, but an increase in deaths which have been trending upward for more than 13 weeks. Last week the state added 23,109 cases and 299 deaths from the virus. So far this week, the state has added 15,723 cases and 122 deaths. Of the latest deaths reported, 66 were identified during a vital records review, state health officials noted. The state averaged 3,933 cases per day over the two days. The latest figures from the state Department of Health and Human Services push the overall totals to 1,120,357 confirmed cases and 22,060 deaths since the virus was first detected in the state in March 2020.
Michigan added 7,867 cases and 142 deaths from COVID-19 on Wednesday, including totals from Tuesday.
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