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this is really scary, both the Spectator anf ghe Professor of Evidenced based medicine seem to be lying
https://twitter.com/_johnbye/status/1380573201500147714?s=21
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Which reminds me of this enjoyable put-down aimed at Heneghan and friends from Covid virologist Bjorn Meyer.
https://twitter.com/_b_meyer/status/1308031184287432709
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Yesterday, we recorded 786,168 new cases of Covid-19 worldwide. That is only the third highest daily tally ever, with two days of over 840,000 new cases recorded in early January 2021.
The high case tally yesterday was driven by India (144,829 new cases, its highest daily total so far, and a big jump on even the day before), Brazil (89,090 new cases) and the USA (85,368 new cases, still a huge reduction on peak cases but the progress made since Biden entered the White House seems to be stalling).
I think worldwide, we're going to see very high case numbers over the next month.
The seven day average for daily deaths worldwide attributed to Covid-19 is also back over 10,000 after having dropped to about 8,500 in mid-March 2021.
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I think you're right. Case numbers in Canada are up over 33% since last week, and hospitalizations a massive 62%. Here in BC we've had over 1,200 new cases on two successive days, significantly more than at any time since the pandemic began.
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2 deaths and 303 new cases in Ireland. Hopefully we've passed the St Patrick's day and Easter expected spikes. The vaccination bonus looks like it's beginning to kick in as well. A chink of light at the end of the tunnel.
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Only 7 deaths reported in the UK today. It's Sunday, but still, I don't know when it was last that low. Possibly summer 2020, possibly not since the start of the pandemic.
1,730 new cases which is similar levels to September 2020.
Some UK school kids go back tomorrow. Mine start on Tuesday. This time they'll be there for seven weeks before half term, with other areas gradually reopening. Hopefully there's been enough vaccinations to stop a huge rise in cases and / or deaths.
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India reached 169,914 new cases yesterday. I don't know if weekend reporting makes as much of a difference there, but either way, it's the highest daily tally so far and an increase of nearly 64% on the previous Sunday's figures.
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It also means India has exceeded Brazil's case numbers again, though Brazil has far more deaths. Brazil is only the second country to record over 350,000 deaths whereas India has just exceeded 170,000 deaths (for a much higher population).
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If India ever reaches the same death rate as, say, some of the East European countries currently, it could see 2 million or more deaths.
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