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Past 4 weeks of England hospital covid deaths at 5 days.


Showing total deaths at 5 days over the week and daily average deaths in brackets.

With the second set of numbers being the total as of now for that week with deaths added post the fifth day since then.

It shows the rise but a little more hopefully that the doubling of the first weeks has slowed or plateaued a bit over the weeks since.

10 - 16 Sep Total 69 (avg 9.8 per day) & with adds ons 73 (avg 10.4 per day)

17 - 23 Sep Total 138 (avg 19.6) & with add ons 152 (avg 21.7)

24 - 30 Sep Total 205 (avg 29.3) & with add ons 215 (avg 30. 8)

1 - 7 Oct Total 281 (avg 40.1) & with add ons 290 (avg 41.5)
 
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Speaking of scousers, mate of mine got the self isolate message on his phone yesterday, despite, and I take his word on this given he's been online non stop for pretty much the whole pandemic, not leaving the house for a few weeks.
 
So earlier in the year, London got it really bad, so we shut down the entire country. Then London got it under control so we re-opened the entire country. Now the North has it worse because it apparently wasn't under control here when they re-opened the first time, so we shut down just the North (except businesses run by Tory's mates). Cool
 
Youre the biggest moaning **** on here , and not just this thread!

‘Soz’ not everyone agrees with you.
‘Soz’ people have different ideas on how to deal with this shite.

genuinely sorry Youve suffered with it.

but weve all got shit going on, some personal, some financial, some mental, some connected to covid, some not.

but pontificating and name calling just because they arent in the same page as you isnt the way to go about it.
Totally missed the point
 
Northern Ireland data:

3 deaths. The most in a long while here. Do not think they had 3 all Summer. Was 0 last week.

877 cases (was 616 last week) at 4.4% positive v 4.5% The % flattening is good news.

The running 7 day total has now topped 6000 at 6161. It was 3620 last week.

Of these 156 were over 80 and 634 between 60 and 79. So still around 13%

Other ages were 20 - 39 = 2491 and 40 - 59 = 1813

Hospital patients up 3 on yesterday to 140 v 64 last week (so more than doubled).

And 15 on ventilators v 8 last week. (N Ireland had 0 during much of the Summer)
 
So UK hospital deaths today are 43. Quadruple last Monday's 10.

That is a worryingly large increase. Let us hope it is a one off and not a sudden escalation.

The all settings from last week's 10 became 19. But the actual number now recorded as having happened on that date (4 October) is now 48.

Showing how misleading the daily all settings number ha become lately as this is not unusual.
 
I watched the national news at 1pm and Nottingham has the highest rate of infection. I watched the following local news and it's those dirty bastards (EFC fans excepted!) in LIverpool who are showing the highest rate. Does anyone know WhatTF is going on! Come the 6pm news we will find that it's Newcastle, no, Leeds, oh, hang on a mo, it's Liverpool!

Northern monkeys not staying in and doing bicep curls with bags of sugar
 
Genuine question. Are there figures of how many students have gotten sick with this?

not in any way to blame students for any outbreaks. what im interested in trying to ascertain is percentages of infection, in a bit of a cold hard way.

A few people are suggesting that there is a high percentage of TCell immunity in the general population. if we can see what percentage of students are getting ill in halls then we can have quite a big pool of data on if that TCell immunity is actually real.
 
So earlier in the year, London got it really bad, so we shut down the entire country. Then London got it under control so we re-opened the entire country. Now the North has it worse because it apparently wasn't under control here when they re-opened the first time, so we shut down just the North (except businesses run by Tory's mates). Cool
The big difference is that then we had no real testing regime able to home in and be sure where outbreaks were occurring. Now we do so we can target outbreaks one by one. And cases were escalating then much more rapidly than now. Localised lockdowns will be the way we do it now.

A national one will be very bad news if it happens as we will then be in real trouble across large areas of the UK if it has got that far.

It might. But let us hope the local lockdowns work.
 
The big difference is that then we had no real testing regime able to home in and be sure where outbreaks were occurring. Now we do so we can target outbreaks one by one. And cases were escalating then much more rapidly than now. Localised lockdowns will be the way we do it now. A national one will be very bad news if it happens as we will then be in real trouble if it has got that far.

do localised lockdowns do anything at all? didnt appear to over the last month or two
 
Total cases from the three nations today are 2325 versus 1909 last Monday.

That is actually a fairly encouraging smallish increase week to week.

But as always - Sunday data - which can be a bit of a factor in these things.

See where we are tomorrow for a clearer picture.
 
Genuine question. Are there figures of how many students have gotten sick with this?

not in any way to blame students for any outbreaks. what im interested in trying to ascertain is percentages of infection, in a bit of a cold hard way.

A few people are suggesting that there is a high percentage of TCell immunity in the general population. if we can see what percentage of students are getting ill in halls then we can have quite a big pool of data on if that TCell immunity is actually real.
The 2 worst affected Manchester Halls of Residence had 42.5% of students who had tested ositice with the virus IIRC. Those figures might have increased a bit since last week.
 
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