#Deaths

Alexander McCarron ⚔

alexmaccaroon

Today, just under 95,000 hospital beds are occupied. 599 with Covid. 599. Pre-Covid, English hospitals ran at 85% occupancy, so it should be ~ 111,000 beds occupied. They drove that

Peter Zeihan

PeterZeihan

Quick COVID update.Data is 7 day moving average per capita, so the numbers are broadly compatible. Data shows the US' six most populace statesIt's...bad. Anything above 50 indicates the virus

Bill Hanage

BillHanage

It has been a long tiring and, in many ways, terrifying week in the US. The events in DC have nevertheless obscured the growing public health crisis, which even with

Paul Monies

pmonies

1/27/21: Oklahoma #COVID19 data from @HealthyOklahoma: 65 newly reported deaths 7-day moving average new daily cases: 2,679 Cases: 379,110 (+2,686) Deaths: 3,388 (+65) Active Cases: 29,855 (-549) Hospitalizations (1/26): 1,454

Chris Godby

chgodby

The more I dig into Ohio’s 4,000 missing deaths, the more I’m blown away. This shouldn’t have happened, period. It should have easily been caught if they had the right

Michael Bass

n7wlc

New cases of covid19 continue decline in both Ventura County and California. Hospitalization rates continue to decrease in both VC and CA. Covid deaths continue to decline. Humans are winning.

nathan

wyattsheepie

In Montgomery County, Ohio there has been an increase of 891 deaths so far for 2020. 371 of those are COVID positives death. So 891-371 is 520. So there are

CUPE Alberta Region

CupeAB

THREAD: Jason Kenney acts like the only choice he has is to shut down the economy, or not shut down the economy. There are so many other options he is

Ted Petrou

TedPetrou

.@CDCgov - Why is your upper bound threshold for deaths less in 2019 than in 2020? This is extremely fishy to me.It's overall 2.3% less for the same periods in

David H. Montgomery

dhmontgomery

Some #COVID19 milestones today. - More than 50% of Minnesota residents have now taken at least 1 COVID test this year- December is officially the deadliest month to date, surpassing

Alexis C. Madrigal

alexismadrigal

I think it's worth preparing yourself for what's coming this week. I'm going to walk through what I think we'll see.https://twitter.com/COVID19Tracking/status/1333574898464112640 @COVID19Tracking doesn't create projectio

Andrew Lilico

andrew_lilico

Then, focusing on hospitalisations & deaths, we get this. We see we get only 12,029 post-lockdown deaths - a bit less than for a modest flu season. There are quite

Daisy Fung, MD CCFP

ABdoc4patients

Thread: With the devastating #outbreak at yet another Revera care home, this time in Manitoba (who shares Alberta's struggle with #COVID19 numbers going up), I decided to hop onto Google,

Federico Andres Lois

federicolois

Say you have a completly harmless virus (IFR=0) that can spread at R0=3.3 and you can find via PCR for 19 days. How many deaths per million would you find

Katharine Child

katjanechild

Discovery says lockdown has saved 10 000 covid19 lives because delaying the peak means SA benefitted from better treatment and lower fatality rates. 1st...I think the Profs who introduced better

Tim Harford

TimHarford

1/ Things seem really bad at the moment. That's because things ARE really bad at the moment. But I wanted to share a perspective that might encourage you a little.

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