Allegheny Co. Health Dept.: 172 New Coronavirus Cases Brings Countywide Total To 6,435
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- The Allegheny County Health Department is reporting 172 new Coronavirus cases Monday, and no additional deaths, out of 2,173 test results.
The county-wide total now stands at 6,435 since March 14. There are 6,241 confirmed cases and 194 probable cases.
In the newest cases, health officials say patient ages range from 2- to 97-years-old with the median age being 42. Positive results are from tests that span July 3 through July 19.
Officials report that 512 patients have been or are presently hospitalized among all cases; with four more patients hospitalized since Sunday's report. Of the hospitalized patients, 176 of them have needed care in the ICU, and 81 of them have required treatment with a ventilator.
The death toll stands steady at 208 today. As of Sunday's report, there had been 196 confirmed deaths and 12 that are probable. A probable death is when a person had not had a positive test for COVID-19.
All deaths are of individuals ranging in age from 23-103, with 84 being the median age of those who have died.
More detailed information is available on the county's dashboard at https://t.co/8iZNA5dcpr; please also consider subscribing to Allegheny Alerts for additional breakdowns of daily data at https://t.co/khgD8ghCTd
— Allegheny County Health Department (@HealthAllegheny) July 20, 2020
The Health Department says 54% of all Coronavirus patients are female, and 46% of them are male.
The highest number of cases remains in the 25-49 age bracket at 41%. The 50-64 age group has 19% of the cases, and the 65 and older age group has 17% of them.
Here is the daily age breakdown:
- 00-04 – 77 (1%)
- 05-12 – 106 (2%)
- 13-18 – 218 (3%)
- 19-24 – 1,093 (17%)
- 25-49 – 2,667 (41%)
- 50-64 – 1,192 (19%)
- 65 + -- 1,082 (17%)
Health officials say, as of Sunday, 93,962 individuals have been tested for COVID-19 across the county.
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