Indiana hospitalizations from COVID-19 up 49% in last month

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3 thoughts on “Indiana hospitalizations from COVID-19 up 49% in last month

  1. Seriously with this headline? Hospitalizations went from a near pandemic low of 584 to 875. BTW, that’s a 33.3% increase, not 49%. AND THIS IS STILL 25% OF THE PEAK. Keep selling the fear IBJ. Nicely done….

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