The Pennsylvania Department of Health released expanded data regarding COVID-19 on Thursday.

A more detailed breakdown of negative results at the county level, regional data, positive results and death information by gender, and positive results and death information by race and ethnicity was made available.

The information comes a day after the department released more figures on cases in nursing homes and supplements the figures for cases and hospitalizations by age.

“It is important to remember that the data reported for one day is a snapshot of what happened the day before,” said Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine. “We are looking at trends in data to base our decisions and to see if the social distancing, the mitigation and prevention measures that the governor has ordered are working.

“Our trends show that the Pennsylvanians sacrifice to stay at home is working. We have been able to flatten that curve, and to date, our health care system is staying stable and we have not had a wave of cases that have overwhelmed our health care system.”

At the county level, Carbon has 705 negative results in addition to 113 positives and six deaths.

Lehigh County has 5,291 negatives and 1,999 positives with 28 deaths, while Northampton has recorded 4,437 negatives and 1,296 positive cases and 25 deaths.

Monroe County has 1,896 negatives and 898 positive cases with 29 deaths.

In Schuylkill County, there have been 1,350 negatives, 236 positive tests and four deaths.

The case counts and deaths by sex have females with 14,4554 positive cases, or 52%, and 305 deaths.

Males have 12,717 positive cases, or 46%, and 397 deaths.

There were 463 positive cases without a gender, or 2%, and five deaths. There has been one case where neither was reported.

Levine noted that much of the data on race and ethnicity is not complete. There have been 20,551 cases where a race was not reported, or 74%, with 348 deaths. Other races comprise 83 cases with one death.

Whites have made up 4,540, or 16%, with 257 deaths, while African Americans or blacks have made up 2,324, or 8%, with 11 deaths.

Asians comprise 237 cases, or 1%, with 90 deaths.

The southeastern portion of the state is remains the hardest hit with 16,856 positive cases, 52,819 negative and 274 inconclusive.

There have been 6,875 positive cases in the northeast, with 17,862 negative and 41 inconclusive.

In nursing and personal care homes, there have been 11 cases among residents in two facilities in Carbon County and one case among an employee. There have been five deaths.

There have been 112 cases among residents in 10 facilities in Lehigh County, 25 among employees and 10 deaths.

Monroe has 59 cases among residents in six facilities, 18 among employees and 13 deaths.

Northampton has 175 cases among residents in 10 facilities with 44 among employees and nine deaths.

Schuylkill County did not have any information reported.

The Philadelphia and Montgomery counties have the most among nursing home and personal care facilities in Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia has 666 cases among residents in 43 facilities with only three among employees and 35 deaths.

Montgomery has 584 cases among residents in 55 facilities with 18 in employees and 64 deaths, the most in Pa.

In Pennsylvania, there are 3,290 cases among residents in 306 facilities, with 394 in employees and 365 total deaths.