Hospitalizations at the state level and in NYC continue to go down. Unfortunately, Westchester does not publish their hospitalization rate. The history for NYC is shown below.
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Deaths in Westchester went down for the second day in a row (orange line). That is not enough data to declare that it is a trend.
New cases for NYC, Westchester, and Nassau all declined, but there was also reduced testing. Was that a result of the Easter weekend or a real change in the requests for tests? The percent of results coming back postive is still over 40%, indicating that tests are still being rationed.
Bergamo, Italy is still struggling to get their new cases below 100. They first dropped below 100 a week ago, but continue to hover at that rate. I could not find the death rate for that province, but the death rate in Italy overall is dropping. The blue curve is the best fit of the Westchester data to a gaussian distribution. The orange curve fits the early Westchester data, but uses a duration similar to the duration of the epidemic in Bergamo.
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