Total COVID hospitalizations are now below 60K overall for the first time since early November. As recently as a month ago, the number was 130K+
With the number of vaccinations slated to increase over the coming weeks and months, we have a chance to continue to drive this down
With the number of vaccinations slated to increase over the coming weeks and months, we have a chance to continue to drive this down
After a year of this, I think we are conditioned to ignore good news. But there is reason for optimism.
Yes, the variants add another unknown factor, but so far all the vaccines are effective at keeping people ALIVE and OUT OF THE HOSPITAL
That's not a small thing
Yes, the variants add another unknown factor, but so far all the vaccines are effective at keeping people ALIVE and OUT OF THE HOSPITAL
That's not a small thing
If our hospitals aren't full of COVID patients and people aren't dying life is going to become more normal.
Stay strong.
This is tough but we'll get there.
Stay strong.
This is tough but we'll get there.
I think using the ability to prevent any infection or illness as the primary metric to judge vaccines was a mistake.
The key is to keep people alive.
The evidence show if you get the vaccine, you will live.
The vaccines are rolling out.
We can do this.
The key is to keep people alive.
The evidence show if you get the vaccine, you will live.
The vaccines are rolling out.
We can do this.
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