Tuesday, January 25, 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: 5,183,285 (up 15,002 from Thursday)
Rhode Island: 826,128 (up 1,652 from Thursday)

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: 
1,449,781 cases (up 45,567 from Thursday)  ·  21,107 deaths (up 325 from Thursday)  ·  2,688 hospitalizations (down 456 from Thursday)

Rhode Island: 
334,581 cases (up 10,347 from Thursday)  ·  3,263 deaths (up 39 from Thursday)  ·  460 hospitalizations (down 72 from Thursday)

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

  • While COVID-19 cases have sharply declined in Massachusetts, hospitalizations have fallen more slowly and deaths are ticking up, my colleagues Martin Finucane and Ryan Huddle reported
  • For most people, Omicron feels like a cold. But some have found that the variant's designation as "mild" is an understatement
  • The Massachusetts Nurses Association has called on Governor Charlie Baker to declare a state of emergency through the end of March as they warn that the state's health care system is nearing a breaking point. 

 

 

Across the US and Around the World


US
535,307,175 vaccines administered
72,013,207 cases
871,269 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 (79.1%)
  2. Rhode Island (78.4%)
  3. Maine (77.2%)
  4. Connecticut (76.2%)
  5. Massachusetts (76%)

Bottom Ranked

  1. Idaho (47.7%)
  2. Alabama (49.2%)
  3. Wyoming (49.6%)
  4. Mississippi (49.8%)
  5. Louisiana (51.5%)

Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Worldwide 
9,850,294,423 vaccines administered
357,335,126 cases
5,611,925 deaths

Source: Johns Hopkins 

Top Stories: US and Worldwide

  • The Food and Drug Administration moved to revoke emergency authorization for two coronavirus antibody treatments after they were found to be ineffective against Omicron. 
  • The United Kingdom will stop requiring vaccinated travelers to take a COVID-19 test after arriving in England. 

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