While Michigan COVID-19 trends continue to trend upwards, the state has crossed a positive milestone in the battle against the virus: 1 million recoveries.

Here is the state of Michigan’s COVID-19 case data for races and ethnicity.

Health officials in the state of Michigan began reporting coronavirus (COVID-19) recoveries on April 8.

COVID-19 vaccine data as of Jan. 21, 2021. Here we are tracking Michigan COVID-19 vaccination data, including total doses distributed and administered in the state. Data note: Doses administered are reported by the date of vaccination. Providers have 24 hours to report vaccinations to MDHHS. Coronavirus resources:

The percent of positive tests (as shown by the red line in the chart above) remained flat for weeks since June -- between 3 and 4 percent -- while the number of test results reported increased steadily. The percent of positive went above 5% in October and then went above 14% in November.

Cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19) are spiking again in Michigan -- and across the country and world. It’s hard to compare what’s happening in Michigan with other states, let alone other countries, given the drastically different approaches, behaviors, climate and health. The current spike of COVID cases in Michigan is not the same as April. Michigan COVID testing data as of Oct. 15, 2020. Cases by age in Michigan.

Here we are tracking Michigan’s COVID-19 cases. The following chart shows daily new cases based on the date the positive test was reported along with daily new cases based on the date of onset. That is followed by the date that a positive COVID-19 test result was confirmed. *If you’re having trouble viewing the data below, go here. For context, here are the daily new COVID-19 cases and deaths since March 10:

MICHIGAN – Health officials in the state of Michigan began reporting coronavirus (COVID-19) recoveries on April 8. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) reported 56 recoveries that day, then added another 377 on Saturday, April 11 to bring the total to 433 recoveries from COVID-19. As of Saturday, the number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in Michigan climbed to 30,791, including 2,308 deaths, state officials report. Read More: Michigan coronavirus (COVID-19) cases up to 30,791; Death toll now at 2, 308 with 3,237 recoveriesWhat is a “recovery," exactly? Michigan reported its first confirmed cases of COVID-19 on March 10 and the first death associated with the virus on March 18.

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