The DHS also reported 167 new hospitalizations from COVID-19. As of Saturday, 1,843 patients were in the hospital with complications from COVID-19, with 400 of those in intensive care.
According to the latest DHS report, Wisconsin's seven-day rolling averages for deaths, confirmed cases and positivity rates are all on the decline, but it's unclear how the Thanksgiving holiday might have affected data reporting.
Over the past week, Wisconsin has averaged 4,243 confirmed coronavirus cases per day and 40 deaths, down from seven-day averages of 6,408 cases and 54 deaths on Nov. 21. According to DHS data, an average of 27.6% of all people who were tested for COVID-19 over the past week were confirmed to have the disease, and 12.5% of all tests were confirmed to be positive.
So far 306,770 people have recovered or are recovering from COVID-19 and no longer need isolation, while 70,753 cases remain active, according to the DHS.
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