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New MPV diagnoses appear to have stabilized but at a level notably lower than in August: As of September 30, 25,851 people in the U.S. had been diagnosed with MPV. Since early August, the number of new MPV diagnoses has declined nationally, although new diagnoses appear to have stabilized over the last two weeks. California alone accounts for 1 in 5 cumultative MPV diagnoses, followed by New York, Florida and…

MPV cases continue a slow decline, but now is no time for complacency: As of September 23, 24,826 people had been diagnosed with MPV in the U.S. The national decline is mirrored in data from several states and cities, including Florida and Georgia. Over the last week, the weekly number of new diagnoses appears to have stabilized, underscoring the need to avoid complacency. The level of new diagnoses remains too…

Welcome declines in MPV diagnoses obscure spikes in parts of the U.S.: As of September 16, 23,499 people had been diagnosed with MPV in the U.S. Since early August, MPV diagnoses have fallen by 40% nationally. In Georgia, one of the states most affected by MPV, new diagnoses fell by 38% in one week. However, CDC notes that new diagnoses are still on the rise in parts of the U.S….

MPV cases continue their modest decline: Nationally, 21,894 people had been diagnosed with MPV in the U.S. as of September 9. New MPV diagnoses have continued to trend downwards for the U.S. as a whole, although epidemic trends vary around the country, with some states and cities seeing faster declines than elsewhere. MPV cases are still high and are affecting every part of the country: High rates of MPV are…