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Coronavirus in Georgia: Current hospitalizations seeing upward trend
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Coronavirus in Georgia: Current hospitalizations have risen from 836 to 865 since June 12
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Current COVID-19 hospitalizations in Georgia see uptick nearly three weeks after Memorial Day
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Coronavirus in Georgia: 842 currently hospitalized due to COVID-19
As of 3 p.m. June 10, 817 people were hospitalized due to COVID-19, a decrease from yesterday's total of 834 current hospitalizations. (Community Impact staff)
Coronavirus in Georgia: 817 currently hospitalized due to COVID-19
The percentage of positive COVID-19 viral tests decreased from 8.9% to 8.7% as of 3 p.m. June 8. (Community Impact staff)
Coronavirus in Georgia: Percentage of positive viral tests continues to decline
The percentage of positive COVID-19 viral tests decreased from 9.1% to 8.9% as of 3 p.m. June 5. (Community Impact staff)
Coronavirus in Georgia: Percentage of positive viral tests drops to 8.9%
The Georgia Department of Public Health will switch to a once-per-day update of its COVID-19 daily status report at 3 p.m. each day. (Community Impact staff)
Coronavirus in Georgia: Public health department to switch to one COVID-19 update per day
According to the 9 a.m. COVID-19 update from the Georgia Department of Public Health May 29, the percentage of positive cases of COVID-19 has been hovering around 10% for the last two days. (Community Impact staff)
Coronavirus in Georgia: Percentage of positive cases hovers near 10%
According to the Georgia Department of Public Health's 9 a.m. COVID-19 data update, 445,186 diagnostic tests have been administered so far as well as 78,173 serology tests. (Community Impact staff)
Coronavirus: Georgia Department of Public Health begins reporting COVID-19 serology test numbers
Alpharetta and Milton have both seen fewer than 150 cases of COVID-19 since the pandemic began, according to the May 22 epidemiology report from the Fulton County Board of Health. (Community Impact staff)
Alpharetta, Milton see fewer COVID-19 cases compared to other North Fulton cities
Both Alpharetta and Milton each have seen less than 100 cases of COVID-19 since the pandemic began, according to the most recent epidemiology report from the Fulton County Board of Health May 18. (Community Impact staff)
Fulton County epidemiology reports show fewer than 100 cases of coronavirus in both Alpharetta, Milton
The city of Alpharetta partnered with StageZero Life Sciences to offer free antibody testing to all 200 of the city's first responders. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Alpharetta becomes first city in Georgia to provide antibody testing to first responders
In an email May 21, Georgia Department of Public Health officials confirmed the inclusion of serology tests in with the number of total COVID-19 tests administered. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Georgia's number of total COVID-19 tests includes serology tests, health department officials confirm
The number of administered COVID-19 tests in Georgia now surpasses 400,000, according to the latest data from the Georgia Department of Public Health. (Community Impact staff)
Coronavirus in Georgia: Percentage of positive cases from coronavirus tests drops to less than 10% on May 20
As of 7 p.m. May 19, the percentage of positive cases of COVID-19 dropped to 10.27%, according to data from the Georgia Department of Public Health. (Community Impact staff)
Coronavirus in Georgia: Percentage of positive cases statewide continues to decline
As of 7 p.m. May 18, a total of 364,289 COVID-19 tests have been administered statewide, according to data from the Georgia Department of Public Health. (Community Impact staff)
Coronavirus in Georgia: Number of administered tests rises 45% in 7 days
Eight days after COVID-19 testing was made available to all Georgia residents upon request—rather than only those who exhibited symptoms of the coronavirus—the total number of administered COVID-19 tests statewide now totals 301,874 tests. (Community Impact staff)
Coronavirus in Georgia: Number of administered tests surpasses 300,000
The Georgia Department of Public Health plans to add 1,000 more contact tracers for COVID-19 in the coming weeks. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Georgia Department of Public Health expands contact tracing for COVID-19