October 22, 2020
121,132
4,189
1,833
4.97%
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Cases, + 414, 106 (7 days) = 8,249,011
Deaths, 220,362
Dr. Jay Butler, (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
distressing trend
increasing in nearly 75 percent of the country
This past week, we've seen nearly 60,000 cases a day on average, as well as 700 deaths
Past 2 weeks
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin
Cooler weather that is forcing people indoors
Smaller, more intimate gatherings with family, friends and neighbors may be driving infections
Excess Deaths From COVID-19 and Other Causes, March-July 2020 (12th October)
March 1 and August 1, 2020
Deaths, 1, 336, 561
20% increase over expected
Highest per capita
New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Louisiana, Arizona, Mississippi, Maryland, Delaware, Rhode Island, and Michigan
States that reopened earlier experienced more protracted increases in excess deaths
Of 225, 530 excess deaths, 150 541 (67%) were attributed to COVID-19
Two other causes reached statistical significance
Heart disease
Alzheimer disease/dementia
Important message as weather gets colder
Close contact, six feet and 15 minutes, operational definition for contact tracing
Cumulative exposures can be as hazardous as 15 sustained continuous minutes of exposure
COVID-19 in a Correctional Facility Employee Following Multiple Brief Exposures to Persons with COVID-19 — Vermont, July–August 2020
(21st October)
20 year old worker
Multiple brief encounters
Six out-of-state arrivals
All tested positive the day after
Officer, a week later, loss of smell and taste, muscle weakness, runny nose, cough, shortness of breath, headache, loss of appetite and an upset stomach
Video surveillance footage
Masks not worn at cell doorways
Additional factors
Proximity
Duration of exposure
Infected persons stage
How likely to generate respiratory aerosols
Ventilation and crowding
Guide decisions on quarantining and work restrictions
People with or without symptoms can be highly infectious
Importance of wearing face masks to prevent transmission
The more time you spend with someone, the more likely you are to get infected
It may have been that one of these six prisoners was a superspreader shedding an awful lot of virus
How COVID-19 Spreads (CDC)
UK
Cases, + 26, 688, UK total
Symptom tracker
Cases, + 36, 241
Active cases, 450, 268
ONS, 2 to 8 October 2020
England
Community infections, 336,500 people
One in 160 people
Infections, increase rapidly in recent weeks
Wales
7,900 people infected
1 in 390 people
Northern Ireland
1 in 250
Tier 1 - Medium
10pm curfew, bars, pubs and restaurants
Gatherings of more than six people banned, (funerals and weddings)
Tier 2 - High:
Mixing of households indoors not allowed
Rule of six applies to private gardens and outdoor spaces
Pubs and restaurants remain open, but no mixing of households inside
Tier 3 - Very high:
Pubs and bars to close
Restaurants open
Avoid non-essential travel, in or out
Schools and Uni open
No wedding receptions
Full regulations
England
Scotland
Wales
NI
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