Illinois Changes Which COVID Metrics It Tracks – NBC5 (Chicago)

In what health officials say is an effort to align with new guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Illinois Department of Public Health will no longer track case and test positivity rates.
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ger42
2 years ago

Amazing the writer of this article does not ask any questions of whatever the source of the information. The public health agencies divide the covid cases by units of 100,000 county people? The highest populated counties have the lowest rate, yet a much higher infected population. Those with a virus can cross county and state lines infecting others. Are covid admissions those tested upon entering a hospital, having a positive test result? Those with covid symptoms entering the hospital? The article does come from NBC, explains why no questioning or further research.

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