Daily News | COVID case and hospitalization rates continue long plateau in Philly region
COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations ticked slightly upward in the region over the last week but remain within the range seenHoliday gatherings were a prelude to spikes in COVID cases for the last two years, as family get-togethers contributed to the spread of
infections. It remains to be seen whether that will hold true after this Thanksgiving. Health experts have said widespread vaccination and prior infections likely havecountry with stronger immunity. A significant winter surge is thought to be less likely this year. Case rates in Philadelphia and New Jersey showed increases compared with counts two weeks ago. Pennsylvania’s case counts are still lower than they were two weeks ago, but the state has seen an increase in cases since last week.Still, officially recorded case data are a less reliable indicator of how widely COVID is spreading than in past years, because so many people now use home testing kits, which are not reported to public health entities, or aren’t testing at all.
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