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Thursday, May 14, 2020

Maryland COVID-19 Data 5-14-2020

COVID-19 Statistics in Maryland
Number of confirmed cases : 35,903
Number of negative test results : 142,551
Number of confirmed deaths : 1,748
Number of probable deaths : 118
Currently hospitalized : 1,538
Acute care : 969
Intensive care : 569
Ever hospitalized : 6,553
Released from isolation : 2,569
Cases and Deaths Data Breakdown:
Parenthesis = Confirmed death, laboratory-confirmed positive COVID-19 test result
Asterisk = Probable death, death certificate lists COVID-19 as the cause of death but not yet confirmed by a laboratory test
NH = Non-Hispanic

By County
County    Cases    Deaths
Allegany    150    (13)   
Anne Arundel    2,661    (126)    9*
Baltimore City    3,505    (183)    9*
Baltimore County    4,290    (207)    16*
Calvert    225    (12)    1*
Caroline    183       
Carroll    619    (62)   
Cecil    291    (17)   
Charles    796    (57)    2*
Dorchester    104    (2)   
Frederick    1,325    (78)    6*
Garrett    6       
Harford    663    (28)    4*
Howard    1,285    (38)    2*
Kent    125    (14)   
Montgomery    7,548    (397)    40*
Prince George's    10,449    (379)    19*
Queen Anne's    106    (9)   
St. Mary's    271    (9)   
Somerset    51       
Talbot    64    (1)   
Washington    305    (9)   
Wicomico    754    (17)   
Worcester    127    (4)    1*
Data not available        (86)    9*

By Age Range and GenderAge/Gender    Cases    Deaths
0-9    671       
10-19    1,299       
20-29    4,685    (10)    1*
30-39    6,475    (20)    3*
40-49    6,440    (48)    4*
50-59    6,033    (116)    9*
60-69    4,487    (271)    12*
70-79    3,004    (428)    14*
80+    2,809    (771)    66*
Data not available        (84)    9*
Female    18,780    (871)    63*
Male    17,123    (877)    55*

By Race and Ethnicity
Race/Ethnicity    Cases    Deaths
African-American (NH)    11,328    (708)    40*
Asian (NH)    703    (60)    5*
White (NH)    7,479    (731)    57*
Hispanic    7,864    (137)    6*
Other (NH)    1,708    (22)    1*
Data not available    6,821    (90)    9*

13 comments:

Anonymous said...

These numbers have lost the impact that they once had.

Much of this data has been proovin to be unreliable at best, or down rite false and or inflated.

Anonymous said...

Anyone dying is being classified as a Covid death. That is a fact.

Anonymous said...

I must say the hospitals on Delmarva was and is prepared. I know several people who works at every one. They all said they were overstaffed in case of a surge they all said a surge never came. This is good though and it's good to know they were prepared.

Anonymous said...

11:11 by whom? What is the correct information?

Anonymous said...

11:11 That is so very true.

Anonymous said...

1144 show your work as "fact"

Anonymous said...

You are absolutely wrong!

Anonymous said...

Maryland has about 50,000 deaths per year from all causes. Maryland has reported 1,748 deaths from Covid-19 since the start of the outbreak. Based on these numbers, your “fact” looks a lot more like fiction than fact.

Anonymous said...

@11:44 OMG you really are that sill aren't you. Yes, they are classifying everyone I mean everyone as a Covid death. All the countries in the world, all the States in the America. They do it just to ruffle your feathers! Now my statement sounds as absurd as yours!

Anonymous said...

We must talk to different people. The Drs I know and correspond with said ot has been pretty severe. Now of you talk with a Dr that is NOT dealing with the Covid patients they may tell you a different story. For the ones that actually deal with the Covid patients, it is not a matter to.take lightly. But, you seem to have all the knowledge.

Anonymous said...

It is too easy to make a blank unverified statement. They don't want to mess it up with Facts. They said it and that should be good enough.

Anonymous said...

Why are the #'s so high where all the liberals reside?

Anonymous said...

You mean like Wicomico County? Wicomico ranks second highest in the state in cases per capita and deaths per capita.