Here's your AB COVID # analysis for Fri Jan 7th. 1/
Cases/d yest 6347 a 40.2% incr from last Thurs's 4528. Of course, new pandemic record (until next week) Positivity 38.22% compared with 39.05% yest and 32.90% last Thurs. 2/
Hospitalizations: Inpts: Tues +30 to 429 (revised from 428 yest and 398 Wed) Wed +19 to 448 (revised from 434 yest) Yest -8 to 440 (subject to revision). 7d change to Wed of 34% (yest 36%) ICU Wed -6 to 65 (revised from 64 yest) yest -1 to 64. 3/
Paeds admits 4 including 1 baby in ICU. Deaths 2. 4/
Demographics:
I think everyone in AB needs to see this modelling +understand what it means at a time of increasing HCW sickness.This combination is truly frightening, especially with kids returning to schools, and a severe lack of public health mitigation measures. fin/
Thanks to AB Health and @ArynToombs for the graphics.

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