An Ignoble Experiment: COVID-19 hospitalizations have hit a pandemic low in the US, data shows

2022/04/01

COVID-19 hospitalizations have hit a pandemic low in the US, data shows

TRACKING THE COVID-19 VACCINE

Apr 01, 2022

COVID-19 hospitalizations have hit a pandemic low in the US, data shows

Despite the promising numbers, hospitals are still struggling with staffing shortages and an increasing number of other patients who are sicker upon arrival due to delayed care during the pandemic. More »

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