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Idaho has gone four days with no new COVID-19 deaths -- a first since early July

Idaho has gone four days with no new COVID-19 deaths a first since early July Nicole Blanchard, The Idaho Statesman Feb. 23 Monday marked the fourth day in a row that Idaho health officials have not reported any new deaths caused by COVID-19, the longest such streak since early July. No new deaths were reported Monday, when data for Sunday was also reported. Idaho s most recent deaths were reported last Thursday, when officials announced 10 COVID-19-related fatalities statewide. To date, 1,828 Idahoans have died of COVID-19; 101 of those were reported in February. The hopeful milestone comes as case numbers continue to decrease across the state. Health officials reported 375 confirmed and 60 probable COVID-19 cases on Monday, for a total of 435 across two days.

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Idaho COVID-19 State s 7-day moving average at lowest since mid-September

Idaho COVID-19 State s 7-day moving average at lowest since mid-September Nicole Blanchard, The Idaho Statesman Feb. 21 More days of declining COVID-19 case reports in Idaho have helped bring the state s seven-day moving average below 250 cases per day, marking an average last seen in September. On Saturday, state and district health officials reported 138 confirmed and 46 probable cases of COVID-19, for a daily total of 184. By Saturday, the statewide seven-day moving average of new confirmed and probable cases had fallen to 237.7. Just one week ago, that moving average was nearly 90 cases higher per day, at 327 cases. The last time Idaho s seven-day moving average hit a similar level was in mid-September. At its peak in mid-December, the state s seven-day moving average was more than 1,600 new cases each day.

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Idaho hospitalizations drop again, COVID caseload falls below 300, no new deaths added

Idaho hospitalizations drop again, COVID caseload falls below 300, no new deaths added
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Idaho health systems share COVID vaccine State s positivity rate drops closer to 5%

Idaho health systems share COVID vaccine State s positivity rate drops closer to 5%
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Couple sues surgeon, hospital

BAKER CITY â A Union County couple have filed a $26 million lawsuit against former Baker City surgeon Dr. Eric Sandefur and St. Alphonsus Medical Center-Baker City. Mark and Lynne Brown filed the lawsuit on Feb. 11 in Baker County Circuit Court. They are demanding a jury trial. The Browns allege that Mark Brown suffered a lifetime disability â the loss of mobility in his right leg â because of the defendantsâ negligence. Sandefur performed a total knee replacement of Mark Brownâs right leg on Oct. 16, 2018, at Saint Alphonsus Medical Center in Baker City, the complaint states. Mark Brown is asking for economic damages of up to $10 million for complications he alleges resulted after Sandefur performed the surgery.

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