Tuesday, February 8, 2022

The Vaccination Campaign

The Local Vaccination Campaign


Total People Fully Vaccinated
(two doses of Moderna or Pfizer or one dose of Johnson & Johnson)

Massachusetts: 5,214,358 (up 8,266 from Tuesday)
Rhode Island: 833,220 (up 1,154 from Tuesday)

Reported changes from the last issue of this newsletter.

View all vaccine news and numbers on Globe.com

Top Stories: Vaccinations

 

 

 

 

The Local Impact


Massachusetts: 
1,498,053 cases (up 9,802 from Tuesday)  ·  21,692 deaths (up 146 from Tuesday)  ·  1,661 hospitalizations (down 304 from Tuesday)

Rhode Island: 
347,041 cases (up 2,200 from Tuesday)  · 3,341 deaths (up 12 from Tuesday)  ·  328 hospitalizations (down 34 from Tuesday)

Reported increases or decreases from the last issue of this newsletter.

Sources:
Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Rhode Island Department of Health


View all COVID-19 news and numbers on Globe.com

Top Stories: COVID-19 Impact

  • A dispute over masks prompted a passenger to exit a departing flight out of Logan International Airport Wednesday evening. 
  • Ex-Bruin David Krejci, skating for Czechia in Olympics, has tested positive for COVID-19. 
  • Springfield’s top cop and the mayor have voiced support for city police officer Jamie Kelly, who’s been hospitalized for weeks with COVID-19.

 

 

Across the US and Around the World


US
540,630,198 vaccine doses administered
75,907,127 cases
896,238 deaths

Sources:
Johns Hopkins
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention


The Most and Least Vaccinated US States
(% of population fully vaccinated)

Top Ranked

  1. Vermont (79.5%)
  2. Rhode Island (79.1%)
  3. Maine (77.6%)
  4. Connecticut (76.7%)
  5. Massachusetts (76.5%)

Bottom Ranked

  1. Alabama (49.5%)
  2. Wyoming (49.9%)
  3. Mississippi (50.2%)
  4. Louisiana (51.9%)
  5. Idaho (52.3%)

Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Worldwide 
10,008,051,388 vaccine doses administered
387,019,718 cases
5,708,026 deaths

Source: Johns Hopkins 

Top Stories: US and Worldwide

 

 

What's Next


The Biden administration announced that people with Medicare will be able to get free over-the-counter tests much more easily in the coming weeks. 


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