Tuesday's new reported data again shows a bump in the near term probables. Right on time with the beginning of the work week. Purely coincidental, I'm sure.
We are now down to just 167 total cases per day for the whole state, just 1.90 total cases per county per day.
Confirmed cases in the last 7 days have also dropped to their lowest point, with just 98 confirmed cases per day.
⭐️ That's 1.11 cases per county per day.
Our new V-starts keep following the dropping trend - no wonder Gov. DeWine no longer wants to talk about COVID - there's nothing scary to report, and no good news about the Big V either.
See cleveland.com/.../end-of-an-…... for more info on that, and don't worry - he'll be back when the scariants come along.
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So some really fascinating misinformation today - we've had a huge 'jump' in newly reported cases! Nearly TRIPLED! Everybody panic!! And they're nearly all confirmed cases! Double panic!
Must be that new Delta variant, right?
Or maybe the brand new 4th of July variant?
Well, interestingly enough, our new probable cases added in the last 14 days is only 19 more than yesterday's (71 vs 53) and the total new confirmed cases increased by just 1 from yesterday to today (139 to 140).
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.
Sliding downwards to 165 total cases per day for the whole state over the last 14 days.
1.87 total cases per county per day.
We are now at 96 confirmed cases per day over the last 7 days, just 1.09 cases per county per day.
Can I just point out how silly this is? Are we really masking so much harder (my eyes tell me that even in the eastern suburbs of Cleveland that there are fewer and fewer masks around).
14 day cases continue to be down and we've switched back to day over day decreases in the 7 day case numbers, though we haven't returned to our lowest numbers again.
We are now looking at 170 total cases in the entire state per day, which equates to 1.93 cases per county per day over the last 2 weeks
Our confirmed cases over the last 7 days has dropped again to 104 cases per day for the entire state and 1.18 confirmed cases per county per day for the last 7 days.
Apologies upfront for the complexity of this post today, but the delaying of the 'emergency' meeting regarding myocarditis in younger individuals is beyond shocking and irresponsible.
In this post I have attached my commentary directly to each of these images, please read each and consider them carefully.
This article details cases of myocarditis in younger men, in particular, following mRNA accines. Note the relative specificity of timing - usually within 4 days after the second dose.
Note the very high rate for individuals between 16-30 years of age.
Also note the date - 4/27/21