0.959M shots yesterday so total up to 61.29M with the 7 day rolling average at 1.32M. 81.7% of shots administered is the national average, 12.9% of population with 1+ dose (note this is percent of population that has been given 1 or 2 doses, so total percent that have been pricked by a needle), 5.4% with double dose. So far, 42.8 million have received at least one dose. At least 17.9 million people have completed the two-dose vaccination regimen.
Doses delivered is 75.02M compared to yesterday 73.39M. 5.02M doses delivered this week. 9.96M doses delivered last week, 9.4M doses delivered week before. So about 1.6M doses got out yesterday, news report said they were stuck in a lot of the Southern shipping hubs that had weather issues and that they will send them out as the week progresses in addition to the normal allotment.
69,617 positives reported yesterday compared to 87,727 week over week. 7-day rolling average as such continues it's downward trend to 70,121
Fatality was 1907 compared to 2428 yesterday and 2310 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 1963.
For Hospitalizations, Total hospitalizations in USA with Covid is 58,222 down from yesterday 59,882, compared to 69,283 week over week .
So not the greatest week for vaccines' due to the cold weather in the South. Basically 6M vaccines were either not sent or got stuck this week. Obviously the vaccination rates also went down 0.3M per day this week as we were at 1.6M+ last week and down to 1.32M this week. But still good news on the data front. All charts continue downward trend and hit some more milestones. Now under 2000 daily in the fatality chart, under 60,000 hospitalizations and nearly under 70,000 for daily positives. Pfizer came out and said they are going to beat their former estimates and have more doses faster which is great news. Report out of Isreal that has Pfizer after one dose having 80%+ immunity (Moderna therefore most likley similiar), which also makes sense looking at the USA data. J&J is up for approval on Feb 26th and is expected to get approval meaning the J&J vaccines should start shipping out as early as first week of March(although as noted their production is having issues and are on record as only having a few million doses on hand). So I expect a big vaccine week this final week of February as states should be getting both part of this past week and what was reported to be going from 10M per week up to 13M per week this week. So basically this week nealry 19M doses should be going out meaning we have to average 2M+ per day (which has been shown can be done) to keep up .