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Mass. reports 9,091 COVID-19 cases and 45 deaths from the past week

Mary Wilson

Well-known member
September 22, 2022 | 5:10 PM

By John Waller

The Massachusetts Department of Public Health is no longer releasing daily COVID-19 reports. The following report represents seven days of data beginning Thursday, September 15.

Newly reported cases: 9,091

Total confirmed cases: 1,869,603

Newly reported deaths: 45

Total confirmed deaths: 20,251

Newly reported tests: 128,592

Total tests: 47,511,468

Percent positivity (seven-day average): 7.48%

Hospitalized patients: 590

Hospitalized patients who are fully vaccinated: 332

Hospitalized patients who are primarily hospitalized for COVID-19 related illness: 194

ICU patients: 50

Intubated patients: 11

https://www.boston.com/news/coronav...id-19-cases-and-45-deaths-from-the-past-week/
 
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