Here is the place to post your numbers and stats heavy posts. Your starter for 10 is the link to John Hemming's Hospital numbers below
Here is the link,
https://johnhemming.blogspot.com/2020/1 ... -data.html
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johnhemming wrote:I was surprised, but the figures have been released for hospital admissions up to Boxing day. Going back from 26/12 for England 2298, 1925, 1795, 1980, 2203.
Although most of the growth was in London London has still not hit the peak admissions from the first wave. The peak percentages are:
England 74, East 133, London 69, Midlands 56, North East 92, North West 71, South East 119, South West 112.
As you can see the second wave peak is higher than the first wave in some regions. The overall peak, however, is still at 3/4 of the first wave. However, because this wave is drawn out we will if we have not already seen it, see more people in hospital at any one time.
The latest figures showed 21,286 people in hospital with Covid-19 as of 22 December. The first wave peak was 21,683 people in hospital on 12 April.
tjh290633 wrote:presumably anyone displaying symptoms will have contracted the disease 5 days beforehand
Bouleversee wrote:Although fewer are dying now
Bouleversee wrote:#370912Postby Bouleversee » December 29th, 2020, 6:19 pm
Just heard on the news that another 53,135 new cases and another 414 deaths have been confirmed today.
johnhemming wrote:Bouleversee wrote:Although fewer are dying now
Remember that scotias figures would indicate 26.5% of the admissions dying one would expect the deaths to increase.
I really don't think the evidence is that the government models are well informed.
Bouleversee wrote:As at what date?
johnhemming wrote:The first lockdown was unnecessary and was held for too long. That has resulted in more people dying from Covid-19 because they did not catch the disease when it was in its milder summer form and have caught it later in the year.
XFool wrote:johnhemming wrote:The first lockdown was unnecessary and was held for too long. That has resulted in more people dying from Covid-19 because they did not catch the disease when it was in its milder summer form and have caught it later in the year.
Still don't believe there was a "milder summer form" (virus or illness?).
XFool wrote:Still don't believe there was a "milder summer form" (virus or illness?).
Bouleversee wrote:IMO it was too little, too late and masks should have been compulsory in public from the outset
johnhemming wrote:Bouleversee wrote:IMO it was too little, too late and masks should have been compulsory in public from the outset
You now have different countries with different policies. Italy had an earlier harder lockdown. Is their outcome better or worse?
Newroad wrote:Italy went too soft, too late
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