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Harvard epidemiologist says Arizona is currently the worst off amongst U.S. states in terms of COVID-19

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As Arizona has made new records in regards to cases and hospitalizations during the COVID-19 pandemic, a Harvard University epidemiologist says the state is quickly becoming one of the hard hit regions during the pandemic. A Harvard University epidemiologist has been crunching the numbers of COVID-19&nbsp;cases since this pandemic began. Now, he's taking a harder look at the rise in . &nbsp;says Arizona holds new records for cases, positivity percentages,&nbsp;hospitalizations and ICU beds in use. " is the currently the worst off," Feigl-Ding said, adding,&nbsp;"In terms of a per capita basis,&nbsp;on a 7-day average, Arizona has 212 cases per million population and Arizona ranks number one.” On Twitter Tuesday night, showing COVID-19 cases in Arizona, sparking a conversation about the state's residents and leaders. He says the numbers in the state are now exceeding Brazil and Peru, and he's expecting the state&nbsp;to be one of the hardest-hit regions in the world.&nbsp;The state's numbers are exceeding all European countries as well,&nbsp;Feigl-Ding said. "So all the terrible things you heard about&nbsp;Lombardi,&nbsp;Italy, Arizona per capita has surpassed Lombardi, Italy.&nbsp;That is where I became worried yesterday," he said. These numbers are not due to increased testing in the state, he explained, saying,&nbsp;“The rise in cases is outstripping the rise in testing and you can see that in positivity percentage.” The reason for these numbers,&nbsp;he says, is because Arizona has opened up quickly and many in the state are not following social distancing guidelines&nbsp;or wearing masks. Feigl-Ding is sending a message to "Advocate for everyone to wear masks. Use his government to create mandates for public venues," he said. On Wednesday, Ducey that local governments will be given the power to create mask mandates and allow for enforcement. Feigl-Ding&nbsp;says it's&nbsp;important to realize that while many will recover from COVID-19,&nbsp;there will be many injuries to your body, including&nbsp;long term damage&nbsp;to&nbsp;lungs and&nbsp;blood clots. Coronavirus cases continue to skyrocket in Arizona and now, several cities are looking at possible mask mandates. The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors is mandating that everyone in the county wear a mask. One Arizona doctor says it's a move that could see us flatten the curve. FOX 10's Jennifer Martinez reports. The 3,246 additional cases reported Friday surpassed previous records of 2,519 cases reported Thursday and 2,392 on Tuesday. Breaking news delivered fast By clicking Sign Up, I confirmthat I have read and agreeto the and .

As Arizona has made new records in regards to cases and hospitalizations during the COVID-19 pandemic, a Harvard University epidemiologist says the state is quickly becoming one of the hard hit regions during the pandemic. A Harvard University epidemiologist has been crunching the numbers of COVID-19&nbsp;cases since this pandemic began. Now, he's taking a harder look at the rise in . &nbsp;says Arizona holds new records for cases, positivity percentages,&nbsp;hospitalizations and ICU beds in use. " is the currently the worst off," Feigl-Ding said, adding,&nbsp;"In terms of a per capita...

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