The number of people hospitalized with COVID in Colorado took another worrying jump on Wednesday, to more than 1,500 patients. This disturbing spike has public health officials concerned, especially because when combined with patients in the hospital for other reasons, there are now only about 75 intensive care beds available statewide. Health reporter John Ingold has been tracking the trend and the response to it. He talked with Michael Booth about what’s going on with the disease and attempts to manage it in Colorado.

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The number of people hospitalized with COVID in Colorado took another worrying jump on Wednesday, to more than 1,500 patients. This disturbing spike has public health officials concerned, especially because when combined with patients in the hospital for other reasons, there are now only about 75 intensive care beds available statewide. Health reporter John Ingold has been tracking the trend and the response to it. He talked with Michael Booth about what&rsquo;s going on with the disease and attempts to manage it in Colorado.
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