Massachusetts

Cases

New MA Cases

December 1
+3,073
Trend
Flat

New MA Deaths

December 1
+30
Trend
Flat

Total MA Cases

Confirmed cases
229,205
Deaths
10,778

Tests in MA

Positive-Test Rate
3.9%

County Trends

Rising
3
Falling
3
Flat
8

Total County Cases

>10,000 1,001-10,000 101-1,000 11-100 1-10 0

By County

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More than 50% increase in 7-day average of new cases, compared with one week ago
10-50% increase in 7-day average of new cases, compared with one week ago
County Confirmed New cases yesterday Deaths
Middlesex 46,743 513 2,430
Worcester 25,146 394 1,280
Essex 35,205 370 1,460
Suffolk 37,318 359 1,250
Hampden 16,457 314 913
Norfolk 16,359 239 1,184
Bristol 20,021 217 862
Plymouth 14,890 204 896
Barnstable 3,129 82 192
Berkshire 1,645 43 64
Hampshire 2,345 23 163
Franklin 658 13 76
Nantucket 172 0 0
Dukes 90 0 0

Tracker: Vaccine & Drug Development

Multiple vaccines, including candidates by Moderna and Pfizer that may be at least 90% effective, are in late stages of clinical trials. See key updates here.

UPDATES
1 day ago
First U.S. COVID-19 shots could be given 24-to-48 hours after FDA nod, health official says
REUTERS
11/25/2020
In China, nearly 1 million people have reportedly already gotten a coronavirus vaccine
VOX
11/24/2020
Coronavirus vaccine will be rolled out second week of December, CDC director says
THE HILL
11/21/2020
Coronavirus treatment given to Trump gets emergency FDA clearance
BLOOMBERG
11/21/2020
Moderna to charge $25-$37 for COVID-19 vaccine: CEO tells paper
REUTERS
11/20/2020
Pfizer seeking emergency use of its COVID-19 vaccine in US
ASSOCIATED PRESS
11/18/2020
Pfizer says "94% effective in over-65s"
BBC
11/18/2020
Pfizer will seek FDA authorization for Covid-19 vaccine 'within days'
TIME
11/17/2020
Moderna vaccine offers possible antidote to deep-freeze problem
BLOOMBERG
11/16/2020
Moderna says its vaccine is 94.5% effective in preventing Covid-19
REUTERS

Coronavirus News

  • Sources: Johns Hopkins CSSE and The COVID Tracking Project
  • Disclaimer: This data changes rapidly, so what’s shown may be out of date. Table totals may not always represent an accurate sum.
  • †SmartNews is no longer displaying U.S. “recovered” data due to the lack of uniform reporting from state health departments.