United States, vaccinating well
March 16, 2021
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Cases, + 54,639 per day = 29,319,457
Last week, + 61,538 per day
Deaths, + 702 = 533,057
Vaccinations
At least one dose, 72,135,616 (21.7%)
Fully vaccinated, 39,042,345 (11.8%)
Total shots given, 110,737,856
Vaccination increasing trend
Hospitalizations
Phase, 2 /3
N = 6,750
mRNA-1273, safety and efficacy
Protect children between the ages of 6 months and 11 years from getting sick
Prevents COVID-19 disease and SARS-CoV-2 transmission in children
Crucial public health tool to help curb the pandemic
Placebo, salt water
AZ vaccine suspended
Denmark
Norway
Iceland
Bulgaria
Germany
Italy
France
Spain
Sweden
Netherlands
Latvia
Estonia
Luxembourg
11 million people (UK) have received AZ vaccine
17 million over Europe
37 people have developed blood clots (0.00021%)
About 200 expected
One change in 297,297
Emer Cooke, executive director of the EMA
No indication at present that AstraZeneca vaccines caused blood clots
Pfizer and Moderna, appeared to be linked to similar numbers of blood clots
Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha
Today I'm boosting confidence for the general public
Risk of death academic calculator
Covid-19 and thrombosis: what do we know about the risks and treatment?
Cytokines cause the liver to produce more clotting factors
Thrombosis is definitely contributing to the high mortality rate from covid
Not only can it lead to a pulmonary embolism, which can be fatal, but there are also higher rates of strokes and heart attacks
ONS
Infectious disease deaths, highest for over a century
Covid deaths, = 143,259 (certified)
73,500 deaths registered in England and Wales
+ 4,400 further deaths from other infectious diseases
COVID-19 was the underlying cause of more deaths in 2020 than any other infectious and parasitic
diseases since 1918
In 1918, 89,900 deaths from various infectious and parasitic diseases
In 2007, 8,200 deaths, coincided with a peak from Clostridium difficile
England, Prevalence w/e 6th March
Infections, 200,600 (0.37%) of community population
(Week before, 248,100 0.45%)
One in 270
This is lower than the week ending 27 February 2021, when 248,100 people (0.45%) were estimated to have COVID-19 in England.
South East and South West regions of England, possible slight increases
North East, North West, East Midlands, East of England and London decreasing rates
England and wales, deaths, w/e 26th February
Deaths, 2,105 (18.2% of all deaths)
Fewest deaths since w/e 6 November 2020
Antibodies to COVID-19, 3rd March, past 28 days
Risen in every UK country
England, antibody positive
15.6 million people
34.6% of the population aged 16 years and over
Wales
773,000 people, (30.5%)
Northern Ireland
463,000 people, (31.2%)
Scotland
996,000 people, (22.3%)
France
Nice, locked down
Paris, fewer restrictions. 6pm curfew. Bars/restaurants/gyms closed but shops and schools open.
Paris double rate of Nice
Macron announced AZ suspension 15th March
Transporting ICU patients out of Paris
Jordan
Civil unrest and protests about restrictions and curfew
Seven patients died after hospital ran out of oxygen
Brazil
Health minister, cardiologist replaces soldier
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