We've recently heard about how it's the unV'd that are now testing positive in the hospital, with a scary % given to us. But what does it mean? How many are there in the hospital? And how do we get a good perspective on it?
Well, good news, I've become a data hoarder.
Attached, please find direct comparisons of how many COVID+ patients are/were in the hospital, how many non-COVID patients and how many empty beds there were for each of the eight regions (map showing what each region is is also attached).
The top graph is from 12/28/20 and includes the absolute height of COVID+ hospital occupancy. The lower graph is from yesterday, June 30th.
I'd like to draw your attention to Region 1 (NW Ohio, including Toledo) and Region 4 (central Ohio, including Columbus). Try to justify those graphs with the propaganda put out there. I wonder what a similar graph showing myocarditis patients would look like in comparison?
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