What to know
- As of August 30, 2024, the amount of respiratory illness (fever plus cough or sore throat) causing people to seek healthcare is low nationally.
- COVID-19 activity is elevated nationally, with continued increases in many areas and early signs of decline in others.

Your community snapshot
The CDC may not have data for all states, counties, or territories. Read more »
Wastewater (sewage) monitoring may provide an early warning that levels of infections are increasing or decreasing in your community, even when people don't have symptoms. Read more »
* Wastewater data is displayed at the state or territory level
† Flu levels are for Influenza A only.
Emergency department data is used to monitor changes in people seeking medical care. Read more »
* Emergency department data may cover an entire state or Health Service Area. Each Health Service Area includes one or more counties.
* Data is displayed at the state or territory level.
Weekly national summary
Reported on Friday, August 30th, 2024.
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