Anyone looking for good news this week will be hard-pressed to find it in the local, state and national data. All of the trends below are negative.
However, you may find some solace in reports about antibody testing saying the virus has already spread far more widely than is known. Thus, the actual hospitalization and fatality rates are much lower.
Second, those concerned about schools starting up this fall may also take comfort from the following presentation of local data showing cases and fatalities by age. It reinforces the suggestion that young people are not in the cross-hairs of this virus.
Data source: National Electronic Disease Surveillance System, via Shelby County Health Department.
Shelby County
Shelby County: New cases, past 30 daysShelby County: New case, all datesShelby County: All cases, past 30 days: new, active, recovered and fatalShelby County: Current cases, past 30 daysShelby County: Daily tests and daily positivity rate, past 30 daysShelby County: Daily and cumulative positivity rates, all available datesShelby County: Fatalities, past 30 days
Tennessee
The Tennessee Department of Health did not provide an update on Sunday, June 28, due to a reported system outage that may also affect local reporting on Monday.
Tennessee: New cases, past 30 daysTennessee: New cases, all datesTennessee: All cases: New, active, recovered and fatal, past 30 daysTennessee: Current cases, past 30 daysTennessee: Daily new hospitalizations, past 30 daysTennessee: Daily new hospitalizations, all datesTennessee: Fatalities, past 30 days
United States of America
USA: New cases, past 30 daysUSA: New cases since April 4USA: All cases: New, active, recovered and fatal, past 30 daysUSA: Current cases, past 30 daysUSA: Fatalities, past 30 days
