3 argumenter for at holde smitten nede

➡️Bedre økonomi
➡️markant lavere overdødelighed
➡️Vacciner kommer snart

1/12

@Heunicke @SSI_dk @SSTbrostrom
Oversigt over rapporter, som peger på at lande med lav smitte har klaret sig bedre økonomisk
2/12
Graf som viser sammenhæng mellem overdødelighed og Covid-19 dødsfald.
Lande med lidt smitte har også haft lav overdødelighed, mens lande med megen smitte har haft stor overdødelighed.
Det indikerer at restriktioner dræber markant færre end Covid-19
3/12
Her er samme graf uden USA, som er noget af en outlier.
Korrelationen er stadig markant (R2 falder fra 0,98 ➡️ 0,87)
4/12
Our world in data viser at der er stor variation mellem hvilke lande der har haft overdødelighed i alderen 15-64år
Især England, Spanien & USA har været hårdt ramte
5/12

US: cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/6…
UK: ourworldindata.org/excess-mortali…

Mulig forklaring:
Vacciner: Start 2021 - måske endda i december - vil de første danskere begynde at blive vaccineret, vurderer sundhedsmyndighederne

Alle vil får tilbudt en gratis og frivillig vaccine, når den er godkendt af myndighederne
6/12
sst.dk/da/Nyheder/202…

nyheder.tv2.dk/samfund/2020-1…
Samlet evaluering af hvad Infection Fatality Rate (IFR) for SARS-CoV-2 i Danmark er

IFR (DK) = >0,74%

8/12
Den største udfordring med Covid-19 er dog det store antal hospitalsindlæggelser + intensiv, udbredt smitte resulterer i.
3-6% af alle smittede ender på hospitalet, forudsat at alle aldersgrupper bliver smittet %vis ens

9/12
thelancet.com/journals/lanin…
Ratio mellem hospitalsindlagte:intensiv er 3:1-7:1 for de fleste europæiske lande
10/12
ecdc.europa.eu/en/publication…
Senfølger: Det er måske stadig svært og for tidligt at sætte procenter på, hvor mange der bliver ramt af senfølger, men indtil nu er der indsamlet følgende data, som tyder på at prævalensen for senfølger ligger omkring 1-2% efter 3 måneder
11/12
facebook.com/groups/2450225…
ECDC estimat for smittespredningen i Danmark året ud med et estimat >2.000 smittede per dag ved juletid
12/12
ecdc.europa.eu/sites/default/…

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