U.S. Covid-19 Hospital Admissions Near a Low, but New Risks Loom

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U.S. Covid-19 Hospital Admissions Near a Low, but New Risks Loom
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Countervailing trends of declining U.S. Covid-19 hospital admissions and rising cases in the U.K. complicate the outlook for the pandemic’s trajectory

What is an endemic and how will we know when Covid-19 becomes one? WSJ’s Daniela Hernandez breaks down how public-health experts assess when a virus such as Covid-19 enters an endemic stage. Photo: Michael Nagle/Zuma PressA tangle of encouraging trends in the U.S. and concerning signs abroad are raising questions about the Covid-19 pandemic’s trajectory.

Counts of newly admitted Covid-19 patients in U.S. hospitals are nearing their lowest recorded level after any prior surge. The seven-day average for patients with confirmed and suspected Covid-19 cases admitted to hospitals slid to 6,406 by Wednesday, down from a record high that topped 28,000 in January, a Wall Street Journal analysis of federal data shows.

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