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Beyond the Ozarks

COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations Decline Significantly in February

KUAF

Published March 2, 2021 at 1:48 PM CST

After a record number of COVID-19 hospitalizations stressed the Arkansas health care system in January, February offered a welcome respite as hospitalizations and cases declined around the state. In our monthly conversation with the assistant editors of ArkansasCovid.com, we discuss these declines, as well as how a data cleanup by the Arkansas Department of Health impacted averages and totals on the final day of the month.

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