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Originally posted by bambam1729 View Post
There's no data yet on 4th shot regimens as they've only been around about 6 weeks
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Originally posted by Halfmiler2 View Post
Monthly Update:
The Sunday (5/1/22) afternoon numbers:
Cumulative numbers:
Globally: 510.856 million cases & 6,223K deaths
The USA: 81.261 million cases & 992.7K deaths
NY State: 5.151 million cases & 55,458 deaths
NJ State: 1.951 million cases & 30,396 deaths
Bergen Co: 200,568 cases & 3,124 deaths
NJ & NY Detail:
NJ has 476 & NY has 1,868 hospitalizations
The Rt for NJ increased to be 1.15.
NJ has 7.49% & NY has 6.9% positivity %.
NJ has 6.86 million fully vaccinated (81%).
NJ has 7.78 million first shots,
NJ has 3.5 million boosters,
NY has 16.0 million fully vaccinated (82.3%).
30-day Daily Averages:
Globally: 900K cases & 3.3K deaths
The USA: 41K cases & 450 deaths
NY State: 5.8K cases & 10.6 deaths
NJ State: 1.7K cases & 5 deaths
Bergen Co: 233 cases & 0.7 deaths
Monday (6/1/22) Afternoon Numbers:
Cumulative Numbers:
Globally: 528.811 million cases & 6.287 million deaths
The USA: 84.255 million cases & 1.007 million deaths
NY State: 5.413 million cases & 56,053 deaths
NJ State: 2.058 million cases & 30,658 deaths
Bergen Co: 214,477 cases & 3,145 deaths
Global numbers exclude China as unreliable.
NY, NJ, & Bergen numbers include confirmed only, and not probables.
NJ & NY Detail:
NJ RT: Has Fallen Back to 1.00 (Neutral)
NJ has 910 & NY has 2,426 hospitalizations
NJ has recent 12.85% & NY 7.1% positivity %.
NJ has 6.93 million fully backed (82%)
NJ has 7.8 million first shots (92%)
NJ has 3.8 million boosters
NY has 16 million fully vaxed (82.5%)
Including probables, NY has 71,497 & NJ has 33,727 deaths.
31-Day Daily Averages:
Globally: 0.579 million cases & 2,064 deaths
The USA: 0.096 million cases & 442 deaths
NY State: 8,419 cases & 19.2 deaths
NJ State: 3,452 cases & 8.7 deaths
Bergen Co: 449 cases & 0.7 deaths
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Originally posted by 18.99s View Post
But a 4th shot at least gives a chance to bring the immunity back up after the 3rd shot has mostly worn off, even though it's unknown how long the 4th shot will maintain its effectiveness.
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I'm shocked, shocked I tell ya . . .
Every state but Florida pre-ordered COVID-19 vaccines for kids under 5
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/pol..._bid=183081440
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Originally posted by Halfmiler2 View Post
Monthly Update:
Monday (6/1/22) Afternoon Numbers:
Cumulative Numbers:
Globally: 528.811 million cases & 6.287 million deaths
The USA: 84.255 million cases & 1.007 million deaths
NY State: 5.413 million cases & 56,053 deaths
NJ State: 2.058 million cases & 30,658 deaths
Bergen Co: 214,477 cases & 3,145 deaths
Global numbers exclude China as unreliable.
NY, NJ, & Bergen numbers include confirmed only, and not probables.
NJ & NY Detail:
NJ RT: Has Fallen Back to 1.00 (Neutral)
NJ has 910 & NY has 2,426 hospitalizations
NJ has recent 12.85% & NY 7.1% positivity %.
NJ has 6.93 million fully backed (82%)
NJ has 7.8 million first shots (92%)
NJ has 3.8 million boosters
NY has 16 million fully vaxed (82.5%)
Including probables, NY has 71,497 & NJ has 33,727 deaths.
31-Day Daily Averages:
Globally: 0.579 million cases & 2,064 deaths
The USA: 0.096 million cases & 442 deaths
NY State: 8,419 cases & 19.2 deaths
NJ State: 3,452 cases & 8.7 deaths
Bergen Co: 449 cases & 0.7 deaths
I am on the mend and still hope to make it to the WC.
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UC San Francisco's chief of medicine in SF Chron:
<<The math is sobering: At the current 5.5% rate of asymptomatic test positivity, ‘In a group of 50 people, I think it’s a 95% chance that at least one person will be positive,’ Wachter said. ‘On an airplane of 150 people, there’s over 99% chance there’s somebody on the plane who has it.’>>
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Originally posted by gh View PostUC San Francisco's chief of medicine in SF Chron:
<<The math is sobering: At the current 5.5% rate of asymptomatic test positivity, ‘In a group of 50 people, I think it’s a 95% chance that at least one person will be positive,’ Wachter said. ‘On an airplane of 150 people, there’s over 99% chance there’s somebody on the plane who has it.’>>
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I missed giving the 7/1/22 monthly update when I was in the hospital but am back to give an 8/1/22 update. No daily averages until we have two months to work with. We are also going to start including the China numbers in the Global numbers. Although the numbers are probably inaccurate, at least something is being reported.
Monthly Update for the afternoon of 8/1/22:
Cumulative Totals:
Globally: 576.817 million cases & 6.399 million deaths
The USA: 91.309 million cases & 1.030 million deaths
NY State: 5.775 million cases & 56,894 deaths
NJ State: 2.216 million cases & 31,174 deaths
Bergen Co.: 232,860 cases & 3,191 deaths
( NY, NJ, and Bergen totals are confirmed numbers only and exclude probable numbers.)
NJ and NY Detail:
The Rt for NJ is 1.01 - almost neutral.
Recent positivity rates: 9.8% in NY & 12.24 % in NJ.
Hospitalizations are 2,629 in NY and 1,024 in NJ.
NY has vaccinated 16.2 million or 83.2%.
NJ has vaccinated 6.99 million (over 80%), given 7.88 first shots, and 4.15 million first boosters.
Deaths incl. probables: 73,730 (NY), 34,270 (NJ)Last edited by Halfmiler2; 08-02-2022, 05:08 AM.
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Emerging evidence suggests that catching the coronavirus a second time can heighten long-term health risks, a worrisome development as the circulation of increasingly contagious Omicron subvariants leads to greater numbers of Californians being reinfected.
Earlier in the pandemic, it was assumed that getting infected afforded some degree of lasting protection, for perhaps a few months.
As the coronavirus mutates, though, that’s no longer a given. And each individual infection carries the risk not only for acute illness but the potential to develop long COVID.
“The additive risk is really not trivial, not insignificant. It’s really substantial,” said Dr. Ziyad Al-Aly, clinical epidemiologist at Washington University in St. Louis and chief of research and development at the Veterans Affairs St. Louis Healthcare System.
According to a preprint study examining U.S. veterans, of which Al-Aly was the lead author, getting infected twice or more “contributes to additional risks of all-cause mortality, hospitalization and adverse health outcomes” in various organ systems, and can additionally worsen risk for diabetes, fatigue and mental health disorders.
https://www.latimes.com/california/s...infection-riskLast edited by jeremyp; 08-02-2022, 07:20 PM.
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