10%of tests came back positive over the last seven days, up from 9.1% the previous week
bump last weekThe Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment reported 182 people were hospitalized with COVID-19 statewide as of Tuesday afternoon, down from 202 a week earlier.
Public health watchers had feared that XBB.1.5 would cause a new wave of hospitalizations, because it’s better at evading the immune system than previous variants, Carlton said. Bumps in“It does seem like the amount of severe COVID-19 in the state is continuing to decline,” she said.
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