tagesschau , to Random stuff German
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RKI erklärt Grippe- und RSV-Wellen für beendet

Der Frühling kommt, die Viren gehen: Das RKI hat die Grippe- und RSV-Wellen für beendet erklärt. Auch die Zahl schwerer Verläufe sei rückläufig. Wegen den Osterferien könnte es aber noch Nachmeldungen von Infektionen geben.

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Queensland: "Doctors are acquiring RSV, COVID and influenza in the state’s hospitals in rising numbers, sparking the state’s peak medical body to call for urgent action to better protect medics in an already struggling healthcare workforce."

@auscovid19

Source: https://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/covid-rsv-influenza-qld-doctor-shortage-looms-as-viruses-spread/news-story/466e4388488f4a90de2e759b9eac5231

The plea for action comes as new data obtained by The Courier-Mail shows one quarter of all Queensland Health employees were granted special Covid leave last year. A Right to Information request shows that from December 26 2022 to December 24 2023 a total of 29,843 Queensland Health employees took Special Pandemic Leave (SPL). This is 24.7 per cent of Queensland Health’s headcount. The average hours taken per employee was 37.64 hours. The special leave is separate from sick leave. The Australian Medical Association Queensland is so concerned about the numbers of medics catching respiratory illnesses in the last few days the association has written to the Acting Chief Health Officer Assoc Prof Catherine McDougall calling for an overhaul of hospital ventilation and infection testing and safety protocols. “Doctors have advised that Redcliffe and Ipswich EDs are experiencing significant staff absences, with each having up to eight doctors on sick leave in recent days,” AMAQ president Maria Boulton wrote. Dr Boulton said that there have been concerns for some time about the impact of hospital-acquired infections of staff and patients.
“It’s shocking but not surprising to see so many staff having to take time off with Covid. We are still seeing the impact this year, with members telling us about significant staff absences just in recent days due to Covid, influenza, RSV and whooping cough,” she said. “We have not yet had feedback on the Chief Health Officer John Gerrard’s visits to individual hospitals where he was to talk with staff about infection prevention and control. “We need action sooner rather than later. Queensland Health should consider the expert recommendations in Australian and the World Health Organisation’s research published just last month about air quality in public buildings,” the AMAQ chief said. In early January 2023 Dr Gerrard downgraded Covid protocols in the state from amber to green. Amber required masks in health settings. The AMAQ emphasised in the correspondence to the acting CHO that the recent absences were being reported by their members “as staff absences due to illness are not published so we cannot determine if current rates are higher than in previous periods and could be fairly attributed to the current spread of respiratory viruses in the community”. Queensland Health confirmed that the special pandemic leave provisions for Queensland Health staff are influenced by recommendations from the Communicable Disease Network Australia (CDNA).

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  • oamaes , to Random stuff
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    Any suggestions for how to minimise aerosols getting to 8 month old baby on long haul flights and in airports? Too young to . Can you get a N95 grade muslin or bassinet cover? Would just a physical barrier of a light muslin still be better than nothing? @SiouxsieW @pezmico Thank you for any tips! Plz boost for more input.

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    Queensland: 6000 RSV cases this year: Free jabs as potentially deadly virus grips state | couriermail.com.au

    "Almost all Queensland children will experience at least one RSV infection by the time they turn two."

    @ShannonFentiman @qldhealth @auscovid19

    Source: https://couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/free-vaccinations-to-protect-babies-from-potentially-deadly-virus/news-story/01a1e788401c979603991b20980312a7

    Last year, nearly 29,000 RSV cases were recorded. Of these, 9703 cases were children under two years and hospital admissions accounted for more than 5000 occupied pediatric bed days, of which 3525 were for infants under one year of age. The highly contagious virus attacks the lungs and can spread quickly, particularly between small children. While RSV can infect people of all ages, in children what may seem like a cold can rapidly turn severe causing a range of respiratory illness including bronchiolitis or pneumonia. The landmark statewide pediatric RSV immunisation program will be rolled out ahead of the winter season. All newborn infants will be offered a dose prior to discharge from hospital. Infants born on or after the commencement date who are not immunised in hospital can access the dose up until they are more than eight months of age. Included too are babies with certain complex medical conditions from eight months up to 19 months of age (inclusive), until October 31 this year. This is a 12-month program which will be re-evaluated when complete. Health Minister Shannon Fentiman said Queensland was one of the first states in the country to announce a free RSV immunisation program. The program will use the monoclonal antibody product nirsevimab (brand name Beyfortus), which was approved by the Therapeutic Good Administration in November 2023 for use in infants and young children.

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  • 18+ beadsland , to Random stuff
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    NCHS estimates of —based on Household Pulse Survey—resume after three month hiatus.

    Gap in data collection makes jump hard to interpret. New data scheduled Mar 21.

    As more & more folk experience Long Covid, fewer & fewer have been staffing our hospitals.

    This is first toot of weekly thread, updated daily, providing various dataviz of ongoing [.]

    Last week: https://disabled.social/@beadsland/112040362598913452

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  • 18+ beadsland OP ,
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    Some 332 (+6) counties reporting pediatric care near or over capacity (≥ 90%).

    Of 280 (-4) counties reporting any PICU capacity, over one in four are near or over full.

    So many places where there ain't enough staff for sick or injured kids to receive required care.

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  • 18+ beadsland OP ,
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    Counties by reported pediatric capacity (darkest counties on map above):

    ⒈ Ada, ID ≥150%

    ⒉ Androscoggin, ME ≥150%
    ⒊ Twin Falls, ID ≥150%
    ⒋ St. Clair, IL ≥150%
    ⒌ Sioux, IA ≥150%
    ⒍ Raleigh, WV ≥150%

    [Omitted: 45 cos. w/ ZERO staffed peds beds; fewer than 4 peds patients.]

    ⒎ Seminole, GA ≥150%

    ⒏ Hutchinson, SD ≥150%
    ⒐ Sonoma, CA ≥150%
    ⒑ Jackson, IN ≥150%

    18+ beadsland OP ,
    @beadsland@disabled.social avatar

    Counties by reported pediatric ICU capacity (circle-hatched on map above):

    ⒈ Ada, ID ≥150%

    ⒉ Crisp, GA ≥150%
    ⒊ Hancock, OH ≥150%
    ⒋ Union, OR ≥150%

    ⒌ Chittenden, VT—123%
    ⒍ Monroe, NY—110%

    ⒎ Denton, TX—100%
    ⒏ Jefferson, TX—100%
    ⒐ Bazos, TX—100%
    ⒑ Montgomery, TX—100%

    18+ beadsland , to Random stuff
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    NCHS estimates of —based on Household Pulse Survey—resume after three month hiatus.

    Gap in data collection makes jump hard to interpret. New data scheduled Mar 21.

    As more & more folk experience Long Covid, fewer & fewer have been staffing our hospitals.

    This is first toot of weekly thread, updated daily, providing various dataviz of ongoing [.]

    Last week: https://disabled.social/@beadsland/112000089556619410

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  • 18+ beadsland OP ,
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    Some 326 (-6) counties reporting pediatric care near or over capacity (≥ 90%).

    Of 284 (+6) counties reporting any PICU capacity, near one in four are near or over full.

    So many places where there ain't enough staff for sick or injured kids to receive required care.

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  • 18+ beadsland OP ,
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    Counties by reported pediatric capacity (darkest counties on map above):

    ⒈ Ada, ID ≥150%
    ⒉ Androscoggin, ME ≥150%
    ⒊ Raleigh, WV ≥150%
    ⒋ Twin Falls, ID ≥150%
    ⒌ St. Clair, IL ≥150%
    ⒍ Carroll, IA ≥150%
    ⒎ Sioux, IA ≥150%

    [Omitted: 46 cos. w/ ZERO staffed peds beds; fewer than 4 peds patients.]

    ⒏ Seminole, GA ≥150%

    ⒐ Kenai Pens. Boro., AK ≥133⅓%
    ⒑ Dawson, NE ≥133⅓%

    18+ beadsland OP ,
    @beadsland@disabled.social avatar

    Counties by reported pediatric ICU capacity (circle-hatched on map above):

    ⒈ Ada, ID ≥150%

    ⒉ Androscoggin, ME ≥150%
    ⒊ Montezuma, CO ≥150%
    ⒋ Guam, GU ≥133⅓%

    ⒌ Chittenden, VT ≥150%

    ⒍ Monroe, NY—104%
    ⒎ Nueces, TX—100%

    ⒏ Jefferson, TX—100%
    ⒐ Denton, TX—100%
    ⒑ Comal, TX—100%

    JoePajak , to Random stuff
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    Back to today, ' transmission of pathogens has been vastly underappreciated, mostly because of insufficient understanding about airborne behaviour of , and because of the misattribution of anecdotal observations'. @linseymarr et al. @NCBI
    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8721651/

    JoePajak OP ,
    @JoePajak@mstdn.science avatar

    There is 'robust evidence supporting the airborne transmission of many respiratory viruses, including , , , Human , and Respiratory Syncytial Virus, '.
    @kprather88, @jljcolorado, @linseymarr, @Lakdawala_Lab, et al.
    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8721651/

    harold , to Random stuff
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    One of the reasons we're still in this mess

    “Aerosol scientists — typically, chemists, & engineers — representing the heterodoxy were systematically excluded from key decision-making networks & committees.” —Orthodoxy, illusio, & playing the scientific game—2021

    https://wellcomeopenresearch.org/articles/6-126/v3

    The very first canon of nursing … is this: to keep the air [the patient] breathes as pure as the external air, without chilling him.” —Florence Nightingale—1858

    jeffgilchrist , (edited ) to Random stuff
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    Media should ask public health how measles virus transmits

    With all the attention on recently, the media should ask public health how the measles# virus can catch a ride in to help it stay for hours and infect people but somehow no other virus like or viruses (, ) can use the exact same transportation method and fall to the ground. 🤔🧵 1/

    18+ beadsland , to Random stuff
    @beadsland@disabled.social avatar

    NCHS estimates of —based on Household Pulse Survey—due to resume.

    Census Bureau resumed data collection on January 9, with next data release scheduled February 22.

    As more & more folk experience Long Covid, fewer & fewer have been staffing our hospitals.

    This is first toot of weekly thread, updated daily, providing various dataviz of ongoing [.]

    Last week: https://disabled.social/@beadsland/111723009082661318

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    Some 324 (-5) counties reporting pediatric care near or over capacity (≥ 90%).

    Of 280 (-3) counties reporting any PICU capacity, over three in ten are near or over full.

    So many places where there ain't enough staff for sick or injured kids to receive required care.

    [Week old data.]

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    Counties by pediatric capacity (darkest counties on map above):

    ⒈ Androscoggin, ME ≥150%
    ⒉ Sioux, IA ≥150%
    ⒊ Nemaha, KS ≥150%

    [Omitted: 46 counties with no staffed pediatrics beds and fewer than four pediatric patients.]

    ⒋ Seminole, GA ≥150%
    ⒌ San Juan, UT ≥133⅓%
    ⒍ Florence, SC—150%
    ⒎ Dawson, NE—150%

    ⒏ Wood, WV —118%

    ⒐ Wood, WI—101%
    ⒑ Buncombe, NC—100%

    18+ beadsland OP ,
    @beadsland@disabled.social avatar

    Counties by pediatric ICU capacity (circle-hatched on map above):

    ⒈ Androscoggin, ME ≥150%

    [Omitted: 3 counties with no staffed PICU beds and fewer than four PICU patients.]

    ⒉ Fresno, CA—118%

    ⒊ Spartanburg, SC—102%

    ⒋ Adams, CO—100%

    ⒌ Hamilton, TN—100%
    ⒍Denton, TX—100%
    ⒎ Brazos, TX—100%
    ⒏ Cameron, TX—100%
    ⒐ Florence, SC—100%
    ⒑ Houghton, MI—100%

    SARS2PA , to Random stuff
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    Update for 1/5/2024!

    Good Morning SARS2PAians!

    There's not much new data as of yet, and I don't have much time to post this morning.

    There's no new Biobot wastewater data, that will be updated Jan. 9th.

    There's also no new CDC map data and the NOWCAST has not been updated at the time I posted this.


    VOCs

    The Tableau site is regularly updated after the holidays again, however.

    Nationally, JN.1 flying high at over 31% of random sequencing.: https://ibb.co/Qf1vD0t

    In PA,, a little slower pace but it's still at over 28% of leaderboard share.: https://ibb.co/sCmQtbH

    In NY/NJ, JN.1 at over 45% of share and this is only going to go up when kids go back to school.: https://ibb.co/DkJbCXs

    Please take this highly evasive, transmissible variant seriously. The latest XBB vaccine will help sorta-ok-marginally against severe disease and health care system strain but this variant is many, many mutations away from anything we currently have, so source control is best.

    Wear a quality RESPIRATOR. This is increasingly VITAL as it gets colder, making leaving windows open less ideal.


    Wastewater

    Biobot isn't updated yet but CDC has its own wastewater info page.: https://www.cdc.gov/nwss/rv/COVID19-nationaltrend.html

    Nationally, most of the contiguous States are at VERY HIGH levels. We in PA are in more moderate levels of SARS2 spread and it will be more important than ever to practice source control against JN.1 to maintan this. It will prevent straining health care systems from not only increasing FluA, FluB, etc. but also people that just didn't care to get vaccinated.: https://ibb.co/RCYyNY3

    Previous vaccination formulas DO NOT protect against JN.1 at all due to antigen drift.: https://zeroes.ca/@erictopol@mstdn.social/111664708844139916

    Please get the XBB version ASAP if you didn't get one.

    In PA, numbers match national levels so there's no real difference here. The last 2 weeks are shaded grey as they are incomplete, so the massive dropoff in wastewater on the end there is not due to declining levels but rather data gap.: https://ibb.co/FJK3BxN

    PLEASE NOTE that we are in the midst of the SECOND largest increase in wastewater SARS2 material, and even if cases aren't reflecting this in data, those cases are still out there.

    Try to go virtual if you can. Crack open a window. Practice SOME form of source control until the Spring!

    If we all work together we can prevent life, learning, and finanical fallout in the next few months! :canparrot: :canparrot: :canparrot:

    Stay safe from COVID and also that wacky storm coming our way tomorrow! ❄️❄️❄️

    With an increase of caution now we can prevent fallout in the health system in the next month or two! 😷😷😷😷😷

    SARS2PA , to Random stuff
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    Update for 1/2/2024!

    Good Morning SARS2PAians!

    I hope you're having a GREAT and SAFE new year! 🎊🎊🎊😷

    There's no new wastewater for today.


    VOCs

    Nationally, JN.1 is now the top variant in random testing with an easily-gotten 26% of variant share.: https://ibb.co/JrVrwsT

    In PA, JN.1 is now the top varaint in PA, too with 23% share.: https://ibb.co/Pcrc2cv

    In NY/NJ, JN.1 has ALREADY reached 40% of random sequencing 👀 and that was before 100,000 people hung out together unmasked in Times Square. 😓: https://ibb.co/ZhghSmQ

    The closest new competitor to JN.1 is GE.1.2.1, a descendant of XBB.2.3, but it still falls a bit short of JN.1'a relative growth rate. JN.1.1.1 also falls a bit short but is still so fast it warrants monitoring.: https://ibb.co/9Yhn37n

    This NOWCAST was from two weeks ago, so should be updated this Friday. You can see the absolutely explosive rate of JN.1's growth.: https://ibb.co/0qYtpB1

    We will know how much of a surge it will cause once it hits 50% share of national sequencing, after which hosiptals and other care centers could experience strain.

    DON'T CONTRIBUTE TO THIS.

    Wear a respirator.

    Keep the air clean.


    CDC

    You can see on the CDC At-A-Glance graphic, we're heading (not unexpectedly) in the wrong way after the holday season.: https://ibb.co/61yR8Jk

    Emergency Department visits rising along most populous/coastal/border States.: https://ibb.co/QYzSJM6

    Most Eastern states and metro areas in most other States have substantially increased in new hospital admits.: https://ibb.co/3CHBpQb

    Don't let this get worse, folks. Wear a quality respirator. Stay home. test and retest. Keep the air clean!

    The old coal region including and west of Schuylkill south toward the MD border is holding steady.

    Tioga and the southwest corner is still hoiding out there, doing OK with numbers reducing.

    Inpatient Beds holding steady and actually decreasing through msot of the state with some rising around Easton, around CentreCo. and up by Potter Co.: https://ibb.co/dW26YRs

    ICU bed use reducing in a lot of areas but increasing significantly in Huntigdon, Mifflin and Juniata Cos.: https://ibb.co/wsc4jmp

    More states are experiencing increases in deaths over a 3-month period. This is very much caused in part by refusal to take latest vaccinations causing waning immunity.: https://ibb.co/Sf3rk0K

    4% of deaths in PA in the past week were from COVID. GO GET XBB VACCINATED.


    With an increase of caution now we can prevent fallout in the health system in the next month or two! 😷😷😷😷😷

    janetlogan , to Random stuff
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    I've watched the last two Indiana Jones movies today. Crystal Skull and Dial of Destiny. I enjoyed them both, even under the weather. Yes I am feeling poorly.

    One of two possibilities. Either I have a cold, which coincidentally began about 12 hours after the RSV vaccine, or I am having side effects from said vaccine.

    Honestly, even if it is from the vaccine, I'm still glad I got it. Vaccines are important, especially at my age. And, no, they don't cause .

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    janetlogan OP ,
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    I've had intermittent low grade fever, fatigue, stuffy head, and occasional cough. The fatigue could be , but the rest is definitely not.

    I'm treating with generic Alka Seltzer Cold and Flu. That and bed rest. No big plans for are being ruined. Not to worry.

    2/2

    @spoonies @actuallyautistic

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  • tagesschau , to Random stuff German
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    Infektionswelle im Winter - da ist ein neues Virus, das bleiben wird

    Die Infektionswelle in diesem Winter ist angelaufen. Es sind auch wieder viele Corona-Erkrankungen dabei. Intensivmediziner Karagiannidis sagt, das Virus werde bleiben - und die Saison prägen.

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    grvsmth , to Random stuff
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    Here's this week's data for New York City, the United States and the world.

    In New York, hospitalizations are up a bit.

    Nationwide hospitalizations continue to fall, and are well below the 2018-2019 flu peak.

    Worldwide deaths may be plateauing.

    Cause for optimism, but ! It's important to:

    • Keep wearing masks in medical settings and confined spaces
    • Keep current with vaccinations
    • Stay home if sick
    • Be prepared to resume precautions if hospitalizations rise

    2022-2023 season: MMWR week end date 04/29/2023 Combined 2018-2019 0.7 Combined 2022-2023 2.7 COVID-19 2022-2023 2.5 Flu 2018-2019 0.6 Flu 2022-2023 0.1 RSV 2018-2019 0.1 RSV 2018-2019 0.1
    6,932,591 deaths Source: World Health Organization Data may be incomplete for the current day or week May 8, 2023 4,296 Deaths 361 Weekly Increase 9.24% Weekly Change

    grvsmth OP ,
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    In NYC we do have reports of hospitalizations per lakh, and raw hospitalization totals. As I understand it, this refers to the total number of people in the hospital with a positive COVID test on a given day.

    But for and what we get are the number of positive specimens from any lab. And we get emergency room visits and admissions with flu-like symptoms (just a graph, no numbers). Which are not comparable to hospitalizations, right?

    https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/providers/health-topics/flu-alerts.page

    Highlights for week ending December 9, 2023 (Week 49)  5,214 specimens were positive for influenza, a 51% increase from the previous week; 90% were positive for influenza A and 9% were positive for influenza B.  4,371 specimens were positive for RSV, a 9% decrease from the previous week.  Influenza-like illness visits were at 8% of all weekly visits.  There were no influenza-associated pediatric deaths reported.  There were 11 influenza outbreaks reported from long-term care facilities.
    Syndromic Surveillance The emergency department (ED) based syndromic surveillance system uses electronic data transmitted daily to DOHMH and captures 100% of all ED visits in NYC. The data are coded into disease syndromes and used to monitor citywide trends and geographic clustering that may represent an early warning of a disease outbreak. Influenza-like illness (ILI) syndrome is defined as the mention of fever AND cough, OR fever AND sore throat, OR influenza in the patient’s ED chief complaint. These data do not represent laboratory confirmed cases of influenza.

    grvsmth OP ,
    @grvsmth@toot.cat avatar

    Meanwhile, this is what we get for and for NYC: counts with no denomenator.

    How many patients are they testing for these diseases? Are these inpatient or outpatient, hospital or clinic? How bad are their symptoms?

    We have no way of converting these positive test counts to hospitalization counts to compare with the counts and get a sense of the overall risk from infectious respiratory diseases.

    https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/providers/health-topics/flu-alerts.page

    Influenza positive laboratory test results reported to NYC DOHMH by season. 2023-2024 counts appear to be around 8,000, cmprable to the 2019-2020 peak but less than halfthe 2022-2023 peak of over 18,000
    RSV positive laboratory test results reported to NYC DOHMH by season The 2023-2024 count is just under 5,000 on 12/2, but then dips below 4,000 on 12/16. This is below the 2022-2023 peak of over 5,000, and more than twice the 2019-2020 and 2021-2022 peaks arund 1500.

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    The most recent and report that NYC has released goes up to February 3. It shows a large, steady drop in RSV cases since the peak in December, and a slower decline in flu cases since the peak in early January.

    These numbers are a bit less reliable, since they go down if less doctors order tests, but they are following the seasonal pattern, and suggest that, as with these diseases pose a much lower risk now than in early January.

    https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/providers/health-topics/flu-alerts.page

    RSV positive laboratory test results reported to NYC DOHMH by season The 2023-24 season peaks around 5,000 on December 2, and steadily decreases to around 10,000 the week of February 3, below the peaks for all years since 2020, except 2021.

    grvsmth OP ,
    @grvsmth@toot.cat avatar

    The winter (Northern Hemisphere) wave seems to be wrapping up across New York State, the United States and worldwide.

    hospitalizations and deaths are down, and so are and hospitalizations, but COVID and flu hospitalizations are still higher than they were last year, so total hospitalizations are also still higher.

    Looks like 90% of the deaths reported to the WHO from this COVID wave were from the US and Europe.

    in crowded places!

    Statewwide Current COVID-19 Hospitalizations Report Date 2/22/2024 Total COVID-19 Patients Hospitalized: 602 Total COVID-19 Patients in ICU: 70 Total COVID-19 Patients per 100k: 6.27
    2023-24 season: MMWR week end date 02/03/2024 Combined 2022-23 7.1 Combined 2023-24 9.6 COVID-19 2022-23 6.2 COVID-19 2023-24 4.6 Flu 2022-23 0.4 Flu 2023-24 3.4 RSV 2022-23 0.5 RSV 2023-24 1.6
    Number of weekly COVID-19 deaths reported to WHO 5 January 2020 - 11 February 2024 31 Dec 2023 Africa 2 Americas 2.2k Eastern Mediterranean 11 Europe 1.3k South-East Asia 51 Western Pacific 117

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