Here's a look at the latest COVID-19 numbers for Ohio.
Ohio COVID-19 data as of week ending July 28New and confirmed probable cases: 29,876People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,410,968 people or 63.40% of the populationOhio COVID-19 data as of week ending July 21New and confirmed probable cases: 26,610People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,389,358 people or 63.22% of the populationOhio COVID-19 data as of week ending July 14New and confirmed probable cases: 24,465People vaccinated with at least one dose: 7,380,488 people or 63.
Hospitalizations have very slowly increased, surpassing 1,000 for the first time since March 1. Cases have also been growing due to the new B.A. 5 variant, which initial research suggests is better at evading immune detections. Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,920*Current hospitalizations: 858People fully vaccinated: 6,837,618 people or 58.50% of the populationOhio COVID-19 data as of week ending Jun.
*Starting the week of June 6, there will be a 2-week pause in the reporting of deaths due to coding changes in a national reporting system. Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,657Current hospitalizations: 753People fully vaccinated: 6,812,443 people or 58.28% of the populationDeaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,628Current hospitalizations: 687People fully vaccinated: 6,807,082 people or 58.
The number of new COVID-19 cases have seen a steady and small uptick, reflecting a nationwide trend of cases bumping back up post-omicron and after COVID-19 restrictions loosened. Deaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,493Current hospitalizations: 427People fully vaccinated: 6,786,438 people or 58.06% of the populationDeaths of Ohioans since start of the pandemic: 38,428Current hospitalizations: 358People fully vaccinated: 6,778,926 people or 57.
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