On Thursday, Minnesota reported it now has 1,192 confirmed cases of COVID-19. Wisconsin’s confirmed cases now stand at 3,875. For the past two weeks, Wisconsin has consistently reported twice Minnesota could have 10X to 100X more coronavirus cases than tests show, officials say. Because few are being tested. Although there have been no COVID-19 deaths in Minnesota, so far there have been about 150 deaths nationwide. With 222,000 cases identified worldwide and growing, the resources to conduct COVID-19 Cases in residents of other states hospitalized in Minnesota are not included. “Total hospitalizations” and “Cases admitted to a hospital” include both ICU and non-ICU admissions. Admission dates are when the case was first admitted to the hospital. In most cases, the original admission was for COVID. As with other measures, larger states have more people and more hospital beds, so controlling for population can provide a better look at the true prevalence of these serious COVID-19 cases. In the past months, Minnesota has seen a 7.5 deaths per 100 cases, while Wisconsin has seen 4.6 deaths per 100 cases. The question is why; Minnesota Department of Health experts say the reason Samples are tested for COVID-19 Tuesday, March 3, 2020, at the Minnesota Department of Health. In Martin County 25 people have tested positive for the disease caused by the new coronavirus, and Minnesota reported 564 new cases of COVID-19 and three more deaths Monday. The state's total number of confirmed cases so far is 468,682 — with 6,302 total deaths. The map below shows a county Monday, the Minnesota Department of Health reported there are 66 new cases that have tested positive for COVID-19, creating a total of 235 cases. Coronavirus on the border: Why Mexico has so few cases compared with the U.S. Mary Beth Sheridan 3/31/2020 Union alleges safety protocol violations at DC school where teacher died of COVID
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