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#COVID19AB this past fortnight (to May 17; technical delays prevented last week's release):
Hosp: 467 (-15)
ICU: 18 (-3)
New deaths: 13 (5733 total)
7d avg positivity (on restricted PCR tests): 8.26% (-0.55)
Hospitalizations have (mostly) plateaued for the past 2 months.
Hosp: 467 (-15)
ICU: 18 (-3)
New deaths: 13 (5733 total)
7d avg positivity (on restricted PCR tests): 8.26% (-0.55)
Hospitalizations have (mostly) plateaued for the past 2 months.
We may be on the verge of having a new dominant subvariant: XBB.1.16 (aka Arcturus; in pink)
On the week of April 9, it was 5.7% of genetically-sequenced PCR tests.
Wk of April 16: 5.5%
Wk of April 23: 14.4%
(con'd)
On the week of April 9, it was 5.7% of genetically-sequenced PCR tests.
Wk of April 16: 5.5%
Wk of April 23: 14.4%
(con'd)
Prelim results* for Wk of April 30: 22.7%
The next-closest subvariant for these prelim results is XBB.1.5 (aka Kraken; in green) with 21.6%.
No other subvariant has the same predominance.
(con'd)
The next-closest subvariant for these prelim results is XBB.1.5 (aka Kraken; in green) with 21.6%.
No other subvariant has the same predominance.
(con'd)
*preliminary as AHS usually tests ~250 samples per week, but reporting for wk of Apr 30 shows 88 samples. A fuller picture will be available next week.
Like the subvariants that preceded it, it's more able to spread among people.
Like the subvariants that preceded it, it's more able to spread among people.
https://twitter.com/Adam_Toy/status/1653884324373053441
Bonus chart: Percentage of 2 subvariants (Kraken & Arcturus) of genetically-sequenced PCR tests
*caveat: testing numbers for last week of reporting are incomplete
*caveat: testing numbers for last week of reporting are incomplete
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