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1.2% of Douglas County in Nebraska has tested positive for COVID-19 in the past 2 weeks. 5.27% of the county has tested positive since the pandemic began.

Since infections usually last 2 weeks, that means that 1 out of every 82 people in the county have an active infection. 1 out of every 19 are or have been sick.

There have been 254 deaths in the county, which is 1 out of every 2249. The mortality rate is 0.84%, or 1 out of every 118 people. The state doesn't provide county-level hospitalization data, but across the entire state 3.7% of patients have required hospitalization, or 1 out of every 27.

These numbers only count people who've been tested, actual infections are probably much higher.

(The county seat of Douglas County is Omaha, population 571,327)

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