I look forward to the episode of Claire Byrne Live where she and Luke O’Neill have to explain ADE to the Irish public (with oversized foam virus models), and what’s been done to their immunity. That one I’d watch.
GiggidyGoo
New covid cases
7th January 21926
6th January 23817
5th January 17656
4th January 21302
3rd January 36057
Cases in the past 5 reports. 120758
3rd January 804 in hospital and 93 in ICU
7th January 936 in hospital and 84 in ICU
So, with 120758 ‘new cases’ there has been an increase in hospitalisations of 132 = 0.1% of cases
and with 120758 ‘new cases’ there has been a decrease of 11 in ICU. Less than 0% of cases.
Work out the early closing reasoning from that.
George
The percentage hospitalised is irrelevant if the total number is high. If everyone in the country had Covid-19 at the same time and 3000 of those were hospitalised with 300 in ICU that would be a huge problem regardless of what percentage of cases that represents.
…ok…I admit it…I lol’ed…
I look forward to the episode of Claire Byrne Live where she and Luke O’Neill have to explain ADE to the Irish public (with oversized foam virus models), and what’s been done to their immunity. That one I’d watch.
New covid cases
7th January 21926
6th January 23817
5th January 17656
4th January 21302
3rd January 36057
Cases in the past 5 reports. 120758
3rd January 804 in hospital and 93 in ICU
7th January 936 in hospital and 84 in ICU
So, with 120758 ‘new cases’ there has been an increase in hospitalisations of 132 = 0.1% of cases
and with 120758 ‘new cases’ there has been a decrease of 11 in ICU. Less than 0% of cases.
Work out the early closing reasoning from that.
The percentage hospitalised is irrelevant if the total number is high. If everyone in the country had Covid-19 at the same time and 3000 of those were hospitalised with 300 in ICU that would be a huge problem regardless of what percentage of cases that represents.