Alaska on Wednesday reported 27 additional COVID-19 deaths and 863 cases over two days as case rates in the state continued to decline.
863 cases over two days as case rates in the state continued to decline.
Generally, new case data does not reflect the number of people testing positive using at-home tests, which are increasingly popular as health officials encourage frequent testing as a way to prevent viral spread. One person was in their 20s, two were in their 50s, eight were in their 60s, six were in their 70s and 10 were in their 80s. Twelve were women and 15 were men.
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