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16 Feb, 5 tweets, 4 min read
Here are the latest COVID-19 data for Alberta:

• 267 new cases (263 net w/adjustments to past days).
• 4,993 active cases.
• 365 patients in hospital, incl. 56 in ICU.
• Nine more people have died. 1,791 total deaths.

Context: cbc.ca/news/canada/ca… ImageImageImageImage
Testing data:

• 5.04% positivity provincewide yesterday

• North zone still has highest average positivity over past week; it has shot up recently to 8% ImageImage
Geographic data:

• Active cases by zone

• Top 10 local health areas for active cases

• Top 10 local health areas for active-case RATES (adjusted for population: figures show active cases per 100,000 people) ImageImageImage
The latest age-based data:

• Average daily new cases by 20-year age range, adjusted for population size.

• Distribution of patients (ever) hospitalized

• Cases by current status ImageImageImage
And here are the latest data on new variants. Be sure to read the notes on what the dates show (and what they don't):

• Total variant cases over time

• Total variant cases by health zone ImageImage

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• 423 new cases (415 net w/adjustments to past days).
• 4,887 active cases.
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Here are the latest COVID-19 data for Alberta:

• 289 new cases (277 net w/adjustments to past days).
• 4,857 active cases.
• 370 patients in hospital, incl. 60 in ICU.
• Seven more people have died. 1,798 total deaths.

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• 3.9% positivity provincewide yesterday

• North zone still has highest average positivity over past week ImageImage
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• Active cases by zone

• Top 10 local health areas for active cases

• Top 10 local health areas for active-case RATES (adjusted for population: figures show active cases per 100,000 people) ImageImageImage
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Here's a short list of diseases that were once devastating but we rarely think of anymore.

(Warning: Some gross images ahead.)
Victory #1: Diphtheria

Before vaccines, this was a leading cause of childhood death.

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Here are the latest COVID-19 data for Alberta:

• 309 new cases (305 net w/adjustments to past days).
• 5,271 active cases.
• 359 patients in hospital, incl. 64 in ICU.
• 15 more people have died. 1,775 total deaths.

Context: cbc.ca/news/canada/ca…
Testing data:

• 3.8% positivity provincewide yesterday

• North zone still has highest average positivity over past week
Geographic data:

• Active cases by zone

• Top 10 local health areas for active cases

• Top 10 local health areas for active-case RATES (adjusted for population: figures show active cases per 100,000 people)
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12 Feb
Here are the latest COVID-19 data for Alberta:

• 320 new cases (314 net w/adjustments to past days).
• 5,407 active cases.
• 371 patients in hospital, incl. 66 in ICU.
• 16 more people have died. 1,760 total deaths.

Context: cbc.ca/news/canada/ca…
Here are the latest data on new variants:

• Total variant cases over time

• Total variant cases by health zone
Testing data:

• 3.8% positivity provincewide yesterday

• North zone still has highest average positivity over past week, but below 7% now
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