coronavirus

The number of people in critical care remains relatively unchanged at 21. The number on ventilators has dropped in half in the last two weeks from eight to four.

The state CDC says half will be the Moderna vaccine and half will be Pfizer.

The number of Mainers hospitalized with COVID rose slightly on Friday, to 135. That's three more than yesterday. Twenty one patients are in critical care and ten are on ventilators.

Maine's COVID hospitalizations are continuing to drop, reaching 132 on Thursday. That's down seven from yesterday and 61 from one week ago. Nineteen patients are critical care and eight are on ventilators.

The number of Mainers hospitalized with COVID dropped by 14 today, to 139. That's down almost 100 from the most recent peak of hospitalizations that Maine saw in the spring. Nineteen patients are in critical care and five are on ventilators.

The number of hospitalized patients was down to 160 on Monday. That's 33 fewer than last Thursday, when 193 people were hospitalized. And it's down 71 from mid-May, when cases recently peaked at 231.

The number of Mainers hospitalized with COVID has fallen by 11 on Friday, to 182. That marks a downward turn after four days of rising hospitalizations. Twenty-two patients are in critical care and five are on ventilators.

Maine's COVID hospitalizations have inched up again on Thursday, to 193. That's two more patients than yesterday. Twenty-seven are in critical care and four are on ventilators.

The number of Mainers hospitalized with COVID has climbed again on Wednesday, to 191. That's up seven from yesterday. But hospitalizations still haven't returned to the recent peak of 231 that they reached two weeks ago.

The number of Mainers hospitalized with COVID jumped by 19 today, to 186. But that's still down from a recent high of 231 two weeks ago. Twenty-five patients are in critical care and three are on ventilators.