Ohio, Michigan's neighbor to the south, has more residents than our state. Plus, they confirmed their first case of coronavirus on Feb. 15, nearly a full month before Michigan's first confirmed case. So, why do we have four times more reported COVID-19 cases than Ohio? As of Monday, the Buckeye State was reporting just 6,518 people had tested positive for the virus. There are several possible reasons for the disparity, including differences in population centers between the two states. Plus, in Michigan, we have tested more people. MORE ►Michigan expanding coronavirus testing to anyone with symptoms ►Worst may be over: Michigan doctors, others hopeful but that doesn't mean precautions should end |
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