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NEW: Last week was the first time since June 22 that Alabama saw a drop in new weekly coronavirus cases. Meanwhile, the number of new weekly deaths reached a record high.
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Weekly update on COVID-19 in Alabama, according to the state department of public health.
- 79,129 confirmed cases (+11,418 new cases in a week; 1,525 fewer new coronavirus cases were confirmed last week than the week before).
- 79,129 confirmed cases (+11,418 new cases in a week; 1,525 fewer new coronavirus cases were confirmed last week than the week before).
AL COVID-19 Updated Cont'd:
- 1,446 deaths (+189 new deaths in a week, this is an increase compared to last week's +161 new deaths).
- 655,973 total tested. This is an increase of 63,365 new tests from last week, but 10,416 fewer tests last week in comparison to the week before)
- 1,446 deaths (+189 new deaths in a week, this is an increase compared to last week's +161 new deaths).
- 655,973 total tested. This is an increase of 63,365 new tests from last week, but 10,416 fewer tests last week in comparison to the week before)
AL COVID-19 Updated Cont'd:
- 5,067 cases are healthcare workers (+345 new cases in a week; a decrease from last week's +368 new cases).
- Jefferson, Mobile and Montgomery counties continue to have the highest number of confirmed cases.
- 5,067 cases are healthcare workers (+345 new cases in a week; a decrease from last week's +368 new cases).
- Jefferson, Mobile and Montgomery counties continue to have the highest number of confirmed cases.
AL COVID-19 Update Cont'd:
- All of Alabama's 67 counties have a "high infection rate." This rate is per 100,000 people in the last 14 days.
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- All of Alabama's 67 counties have a "high infection rate." This rate is per 100,000 people in the last 14 days.
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COVID-19 Case Demographics in Alabama:
- 41.02% of cases are 25-49 years old (slight decrease for the second week in a row)
- 20.15% of cases are 5-24 years old (slight increase for the third week in a row)
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- 41.02% of cases are 25-49 years old (slight decrease for the second week in a row)
- 20.15% of cases are 5-24 years old (slight increase for the third week in a row)
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COVID-19 Case Demographics in AL Cont'd:
- 20.13% of cases are 50-64 years old (NEW: slight increase for the first time in two months)
- 55.57% of cases are female (slight decrease for the ninth week in a row)
- 20.13% of cases are 50-64 years old (NEW: slight increase for the first time in two months)
- 55.57% of cases are female (slight decrease for the ninth week in a row)
COVID-19 Case Demographics in AL Cont'd:
- 31.62% of cases are white (slight decrease for the ninth week in a row)
- 28.5% of cases are black (slight decrease for the sixth week in a row)
- 31.62% of cases are white (slight decrease for the ninth week in a row)
- 28.5% of cases are black (slight decrease for the sixth week in a row)
COVID-19 Case Demographics in AL Cont'd:
- NEW: Cases among the category "unknown race" continues to grow. It now makes up 33.99% of cases. A week ago, this category made up 32.07% of cases.
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- NEW: Cases among the category "unknown race" continues to grow. It now makes up 33.99% of cases. A week ago, this category made up 32.07% of cases.
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COVID-19 Death Demographics in Alabama:
- 77.7% of deaths are older than 65 (NEW: slight decrease for the first time in a month)
- 50.8% of deaths are male (NEW: slight decrease compared to last week)
- 49.2% of deaths are female (NEW: slight increase compared to last week)
- 77.7% of deaths are older than 65 (NEW: slight decrease for the first time in a month)
- 50.8% of deaths are male (NEW: slight decrease compared to last week)
- 49.2% of deaths are female (NEW: slight increase compared to last week)
COVID-19 Death Demographics in AL Cont'd:
- 51.9% of deaths are white (slight increase for the fifth week in a row)
- 42.% of deaths are black (slight decrease for the fifth week in a row)
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- 51.9% of deaths are white (slight increase for the fifth week in a row)
- 42.% of deaths are black (slight decrease for the fifth week in a row)
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