That late? I thought it might be this summer.There are trial for kids 12+ but that's a whole different animal. Those won't be done any time soon and maybe not even this year.
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That late? I thought it might be this summer.There are trial for kids 12+ but that's a whole different animal. Those won't be done any time soon and maybe not even this year.
There are trial for kids 12+ but that's a whole different animal. Those won't be done any time soon and maybe not even this year.
Yeah I just don't understand some people who would wait to get something other than the Johnson & Johnson one. Unless they've got some other health issue they're already 90 + percent for sure going to recover and now add the vaccine even at 66% Effectiveness and they are way ahead of the game.Johnson & Johnson has followed Moderna and Pfizer with an application to the Food and Drug Administration for emergency use authorization of its vaccine. Novavax and AstraZeneca might not be far behind. Not surprisingly, people are concerned about getting the “wrong” vaccine when they hear that some are 66% effective while others reduce infections by 95%.
Our advice is simple: Take whatever vaccine is offered to you. Right now, all of the vaccines are the “best.” This is what we’re doing for ourselves.
The varying “effectiveness” rates miss the most important point: The vaccines were all 100% effective in the vaccine trials in stopping hospitalizations and death.Waiting for a more effective vaccine is actually the worst thing you can do to lower your risk of getting severely ill and dying of COVID-19.
No death or serious illness in 7 trials
We do not vaccinate to prevent a minor case of the sniffles. The reason we have vaccines is to prevent severe disease and death caused by infections. The polio vaccine prevents paralysis. The measles vaccine prevents pneumonia, brain infections and blindness. Annual influenza vaccines prevent pneumonia, sepsis and heart attacks. If COVID-19 only caused a cold, we would not have bothered to develop vaccines for it. While there are many mild cases of COVID-19, about a fifth of infections result in severe disease, and nearly 1% of infected people die. For older people and those with underlying health problems, the risk of deathcan be anywhere from 10 to several hundred times higher.
All seven COVID-19 vaccines that have completed large efficacy trials — Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson & Johnson, Novavax, AstraZeneca, Sputnik V and Sinovac — appear to be 100% effective for serious complications. Not one vaccinated person has gotten sick enough to require hospitalization. Not a single vaccinated person has died of COVID-19.
Not all infections are equal. People who are vaccinated against viruses still occasionally get infected. But thanks to a vaccine-primed immune system, the infections never progress to make them seriously ill. The vaccine efficacy rates vary only with respect to mild forms of COVID-19 illness. When it comes to the measures that really matter — hospitalizations and death — they are all functionally the same.
It is not just the vaccinated individual who benefits from vaccination. Most vaccines also reduce transmission of infection among people, and in so doing, help protect those who fail to mount an effective immune response to vaccines or who can’t get vaccinated because of their age or because they have a compromised immune system.
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It is hard to know how well COVID-19 vaccines prevent transmission, or how quickly we will get to herd immunity by looking only at individuals. We do not know yet how much transmission can occur from vaccinated persons with milder infections. But a vaccine does not need to prevent all infections to make a big dent in transmission; lowering the amount of virus a person sheds could be enough.
Meanwhile, the SARS-CoV-2 virus is mutating. Viruses can only mutate when they replicate, and we have allowed them to spread — and replicate — like wildfire. The best way to prevent mutations is to reduce transmission, and this requires wearing a high-quality mask, staying in our social bubble, and ensuring good ventilation and air filtration.
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The bad news is some mutant virus variants can be more dangerous. Variants of concern are those that are more transmissible, more virulent, or capable of evading the immune protection acquired from vaccination or natural infection. The B.1.1.7 variant, first detected in the United Kingdom, seems to spread more easily and cause more severe disease, while the variants first found in South Africa (B.1.351) and Brazil (P.1) seem to at least partially evade immunity from current vaccines, natural infection as well as certain therapies.
For now, however, our vaccines remain effective, especially at preventing hospitalization and death. In Israel, where the majority of people 60 and older have been vaccinated, COVID-19 cases have dropped by 41% and hospitalizations are down by a third, despite the arrival of more dangerous variants.
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Importantly, vaccine effectiveness is not the only thing you should care about. Durability of immunity, convenience and side effects also matter. It will be easier to vaccinate many “hard to reach” populations (like migrant workers and homeless people) with a single dose, and only the Johnson & Johnson vaccine was studied as a one-dose regimen. The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines have a rare but nonzero chance of severe allergic reactions, which have not been observed in the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. We will not have long-term data on the duration immunity with any of the vaccines until enough time has passed. No study, no matter how expensive, can speed up time.
When it comes to COVID-19 vaccines, time is the most important factor. Every day that passes without getting vaccinated is a day where you have a higher risk of getting infected, becoming seriously ill and dying. Whatever benefit you think you might get from waiting for the “best” vaccine isn’t worth the risk you take on while waiting. The best thing you can do is get vaccinated as soon as you’re able with whichever vaccine is available to you first.
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Moderna was having trouble filling its trialPfizer says its Covid vaccine trial for kids ages 12 to 15 is fully enrolled
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So PA has received 2.2 million doses since inception and California gets 1.4 million in 1 day? WTH?????Heard of TV that California received 1.4 million vaccines on Wednesday. There was a delay due to the severe weather in the Midwest, last week. Suddenly the pharmacies in our area have alot of opening for shots. I get my first shot tomorrow...Saturday.
1.4M shots yesterday so total up to 66.463M with the 7 day rolling average at 1.30M. 75.0% of shots administered is the national average, 13.6% of population with 1+ dose (note this is percent of population that has been given 1 or 2 doses, so total percent that have been pricked by a needle), 6.2% with double dose. So far, 45.2 million have received at least one dose. At least 20.6 million people have completed the two-dose vaccination regimen
Doses delivered is 88.62M compared to yesterday 82.11M. 13.42 doses delivered so far this week. Previous week totals for doses delivered is 5.1M, 9.96M and , 9.4M.
75,299 positives reported yesterday compared to 73,945 week over week. 7-day rolling average stays constant for first time in a while at to 70,678
Fatality was 2525 compared to 2404 yesterday and 2536 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 2131.
For Hospitalizations, Total hospitalizations in USA with Covid is 54,118 down from yesterday 55,058, compared to 63,405 week over week .
SO good news is all the vaccines were delivered the last few days and vaccinations went up to 1.4M. Hopefully we see that climb up tomorrow and hit 2M+ by weekend now that that the doses are there. Also interesting to see if we go over the 13.4M doses now as noted yesterday I think that number should be more in the 19M+ doses considering the 6M left over from last week and the stated 13M+ for this week (which was supposed to be an increase from 10M per week the previous 3 weeks). Also hoping that we see daily positive and fatality start to inch down again as reporting functions from delays last week should hopefully have worked their way through the system the last few days. If we don't see week over week numbers lower by this weekend that will be concerning to me. We are flat now, so no spiking, just not seeing a downward trend like we were the last 3+ weeks except for hospitalization which continue to go down but even those are going at a lower rate of decline. Need a good end of the week here with the vaccinations to close out February on a good note.
Make America California Again! New biden-HARRIS slogan. Please try to keep up.So PA has received 2.2 million doses since inception and California gets 1.4 million in 1 day? WTH?????
1.8M shots yesterday so total up to 68.27M with the 7 day rolling average at 1.31M. 74.5% of shots administered is the national average, 13.9% of population with 1+ dose (note this is percent of population that has been given 1 or 2 doses, so total percent that have been pricked by a needle), 6.5% with double dose. So far, 46.1 million have received at least one dose. At least 21.6 million people have completed the two-dose vaccination regimen.
Doses delivered is 91.64M compared to yesterday 88.62M. 16.44 doses delivered so far this week. Previous week totals for doses delivered is 5.1M, 9.96M and , 9.4M.
77,377 positives reported yesterday compared to 72,498 week over week. 7-day rolling average is constant for this week after several weeks of dropping and is at 71,412
Fatality was 2414 compared to 2525 yesterday and 2759 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 2082.
For Hospitalizations, Total hospitalizations in USA with Covid is 52,669 down from yesterday 54,118, compared to 62,300 week over week .
The media doesn't have that kind of patience. We'll start seeing headlines saying "covid surge starts again!"
Thanks for all the work of doing these daily updates. Seeing the progress made weekly really helps put everything in perspective. Why I even detect a hint of optimism!2.2M shots yesterday so total up to 70.45M with the 7 day rolling average at 1.45M. 74.5% of shots administered is the national average, 14.2% of population with 1+ dose (note this is percent of population that has been given 1 or 2 doses, so total percent that have been pricked by a needle), 6.8% with double dose. So far, 47.2 million have received at least one dose. At least 22.6 million people have completed the two-dose vaccination regimen.
Doses delivered is 91.64M compared to yesterday 94.31M. 2.67 shots delivered yesterday so 19.11M doses delivered so far this week. Previous week totals for doses delivered is 5.1M, 9.96M and , 9.4M.
80,625 positives reported yesterday compared to 85,444 week over week. 7-day rolling average is constant for this week after several weeks of dropping and is at 71,050
Fatality was 2246 compared to 2414 yesterday and 2645 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 2033.
For Hospitalizations, Total hospitalizations in USA with Covid is 51,116 down from yesterday 52,669, compared to 59.882 week over week .
So the big news yesterday was J&J vaccine was approved. Reports are that about 3.5M+ doses of J&J will ship out this coming week. As most know, J&J is a one shot vaccine versus two shots with the other major benefit being it can be stored in a refrigerator versus freezer. A little controversy as the efficacy was shown to be 66% worldwide and 72% in the USA versus the 95% of the two shot regime. Discussion around that was a little bit that since J&J vaccine Phase 3 trial was completed later date wise then Pfizer/Moderna and that it had a higher percent of the variants out there to deal with such that most likely lowered the efficacy somewhat. The point hammered home though on the J&J (as well as Pfizer & Moderna) is that 100% of the people in the Phase 2 and 3 trials NEVER were hospitalized or died. So the difference between the 72% and 95% is only that a few more J&J participants had moderate symptons (ie...feel like crap for a few days) not that it doesn't work.
Another nice note about today's numbers is that the week over week were down. So as I was saying, I am hoping/thinking that the numbers plateauing/rising slightly earlier this week was more about reporting anomalies due to the winter storm then what was actually happening. One main reason to believe that was hospitalizations still kept coming down and they are not really subject to the same reporting issues we know exist for daily positives and fatality charts.
Big day on the vaccine dosing front also. Great to see 19M+ doses delivered this week which confirmed the 13M+ doses per week announced actually happened. Add in that J&J is now in the mix at some level which is still yet unknown as J&J announced that they will have 10M 'supply' available by end of March (note some double talk in their language where they don't say vaccines available but 'supply' telling to me that probably doesn't mean doses in a bottle ready to ship) but at least that means to me that J&J has probably stabilized their production to the point where we can count on them for some level of vaccines here in March and hopefully really ramping up in April/May. Point being between the 13M+ weekly for Pfizer/Moderna which we know is now real, plus the J&J vaccine, I think yesterday's 1.8M shots will be the LAST day below 2M shots daily until summer when it goes below that because everybody has been vaccinated. The supply is now there between the three to have 2M+ per day from here on out.
Could you explain this please?
Could you explain this please?
Right on and good work Cletus. The distortions [I'll be kind and not call them lies has been mind boggling]Of course today's numbers are down week over week. it is a shame that basically you the head medical people really refuse to treat the USA public as adults. just like when they told everybody you don't need masks to try and trick people into not hoarding them a year ago because they really wanted to make sure the medical professionals got them instead, is the same thing happening here. Don't level with the public and basically say 'hey, there is light at the end of the tunnel, we need to remain diligent for a few more months to get a bulk of the public vaccinated and herd immunity going. The Pharms companies are doing a great job upping production such that we are beating estimates meaning more people are going to be able to get vaccinated at an earlier date. So let's keep the masks on, remain socialy distant, get vaccinated and if we can do that for 3 more months until Memorial day, we can really start to open up and have a much more normal summer'.
You say something like that and most people are going to listen. And the people that don't are listening to you in anything you say. So continuing with the constant fear and negative is mind boggling. talk to any child physiologist and they will tell you just like when raising a kid, can always be negative, need to provide some hope here to give people some goals.
Right on and good work Cletus. The distortions [I'll be kind and not call them lies has been mind boggling]
Not sure if it will happen right away but definitely by the end of the week the number should get back to the regression line from two weeks ago.i am actually pretty excited to see next week's numbers. the same reporting anamoly i suspect was the reasoning for the small plateau/jump in daily positives and fatalities shoudl actually reverse back this week making this week look extra good. Look at the math making it simple...we were coming down 1 per week so 12, 11, 10, 9...etc. but due to the freeze, instead of being 9 it was undereported to a level of 8 as many didn't report in. so now this week comes along and should be an 8 but because it was underreported last week by 1 (8 instead of 9) this week actually is reported as 9. So instead of going 10, 9, 8...we went 10, 8, 9 (hence people who don't think called this a rise due to variants). Now guess what....this week should be a 7 and be compared to a an 8 of last week. But last week was actually a 9 because of the reporting anomaly. So this coming week is going to look like a bigger drop as it is being compared against a artificially high this past week.
2.2M shots yesterday so total up to 70.45M with the 7 day rolling average at 1.45M. 74.5% of shots administered is the national average, 14.2% of population with 1+ dose (note this is percent of population that has been given 1 or 2 doses, so total percent that have been pricked by a needle), 6.8% with double dose. So far, 47.2 million have received at least one dose. At least 22.6 million people have completed the two-dose vaccination regimen.
Doses delivered is 91.64M compared to yesterday 94.31M. 2.67 shots delivered yesterday so 19.11M doses delivered so far this week. Previous week totals for doses delivered is 5.1M, 9.96M and , 9.4M.
80,625 positives reported yesterday compared to 85,444 week over week. 7-day rolling average is constant for this week after several weeks of dropping and is at 71,050
Fatality was 2246 compared to 2414 yesterday and 2645 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 2033.
For Hospitalizations, Total hospitalizations in USA with Covid is 51,116 down from yesterday 52,669, compared to 59.882 week over week .
Yep definitely appears that the anomalies from last week with cases are from those two days where some of those States didn't report and that's caused upticks the next two days.2.4M shots yesterday so total up to 72.80M with the 7 day rolling average at 1.65M. 75.5% of shots administered is the national average, 14.6% of population with 1+ dose (note this is percent of population that has been given 1 or 2 doses, so total percent that have been pricked by a needle), 7.1% with double dose. So far, 48.4 million have received at least one dose. At least 23.7 million people have completed the two-dose vaccination regimen.
Doses delivered is 96.43 M compared to yesterday 94.31M. 2.12 shots delivered yesterday so 21.2M doses delivered so far this week. Previous week totals for doses delivered is 5.1M, 9.96M and , 9.4M.
64,320 positives reported yesterday compared to 71,716 week over week. 7-day rolling average is starting to drop again and is at 70,211
Fatality was 1554 compared to 1923 yesterday and 2645 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 1985.
For Hospitalizations, Total hospitalizations in USA with Covid is 48,870 down from yesterday 51,116, compared to 58,222 week over week .
Sunday Morning Cletus Editorial:
Let me start off by saying, don't let the latest week of media (and unfortunately some of our national health leaders) fear porn over the "variants are coming" talking points get you down or upset. The brief rise can be completely explained by reporting anomalies due to the freeze in the South and literally is correcting itself just like I predicted yesterday and today. February was an incredible month in the fight against Covid and the pathway to defeating Covid is right in front of our eyes, the math and science says so.
How about a few numbers for you about the month of February, and after you read these, yeah that feeling in your brain and smile on your face is justified:
1. January 31 daily positive 7 day rolling average was 151,872, today it was 70,211 so we cut the daily positives by more than half.
2. January 31 daily fatality 7 day rolling average was 3,279, today it was 1985 so we cut the fatality rate by 60%.
3. Hospitalizations on January 31 were 97,561, today was 48,870 which is a 50% decrease.
4. On January 31 we had 50M doses available and 30M doses administered, by end of day tomorrow we will have 96M doses delivered and 75M doses administered.
5. J&J was approved so now have a third vaccine in place which is a one dose vaccine that can be stored in normal refrigerators for ease of administering.
6. Pfizer and Moderna came out in February saying they both have seen large production efficiencies and MOVED UP the timetable for delivery of vaccines. They have gone from 10M to 13M doses per week in February and will now move to 16M doses per week in March (which is enough for 2.3M doses per day alone) and by end of March should be at 20M doses per week.
7. J&J will ship 3.5M doses next week and although exactly what their production rate is unknown, they are saying they will have available 10M doses by end March and are still saying they should meet 100M doses by end July.
This past week 20M+ doses were delivered to the states (due to a poor week the week before due to the freeze). This coming first week of March should see another nearly 20M doses delivered with the increase in P/M doses per week to 16M plus the 3.5M+ of J&J vaccines. Which basically means that the issue of states not having enough vaccines is going to start to not be an issue anymore. We have seen single day all time high of vaccines administered yesterday of 2.4M doses and literally will need to average that many daily from here on out just to keep up with supply. We should be nearing 3M doses per day administered by the end of March. I expect 70M doses delivered in March which means that by end of March, 25+% of the population will have had at least one shot which means nearly all high risk people will be vaccinated. We will continue to see the fatality and hospitalizations go down and expect that fatality is under 1000 per day by end of March and hospitalizations will get to the point of being not even a metric that needs to be reported anymore as they will be at levels that don't stress the hospital system at all.
By end of March we will be approaching 50% of the population with antibodies (vaccine + had covid already + natural immunity). Which should start to have herd immunity effects driving down daily positives.
Looking ahead, assuming the states can keep up with the vaccines delivered and administer them at a ever increasing pace which will require nearly 4M per day come May, we will be at the point by end of May that 85% of the eligible vaccine population (note that 25% of the population is under 18 and not eligible except for either Pfiezer/Moderna eligible for 16 and 17 year olds) will have been vaccinated with at least one dose. Considering we know that about 10-20% of the population has said they won't take the vaccine, that basically means we are done by end of May except for second doses of the remainder occurring in June.
That is the real math people. By end of March the hospitalizations will be barely registered. By end of April the fatality curve will be extreme low values as all high risk people will have been vaccinated. By end of May, pretty much all eligible people in the USA who wants a vaccine will be able to get one.
As for the fear porn of 'variant's. Per doctor Fauci's own words.....the amount of hospitalizations and deaths for the Phase II and III participants of the three major vaccines (as they still track those people closely looking at antibodies and the like) is not 1% it is not 0.1% it is not even a handful. The answer to the question is ZERO. Yes, literally ZERO people who have been vaccinated in the Phase II and II trials have had severe Covid issues. And the variants are around and certainly those people have been exposed by Fauci's own words.
COVID-19 loves dark , humid corners that are poorly ventilated. You are screwed.Yup. We’re screwed. If anyone needs me, I’ll be sitting in a dark corner of my basement.
COVID-19 loves dark , humid corners that are poorly ventilated. You are screwed.
But I’m wearing three masks and have cloves of garlic around my neck.
While clutching your rosary and saying a few Hail Faucis?
Thanks very much for the summation. Great stuff.Sunday Morning Cletus Editorial:
Let me start off by saying, don't let the latest week of media (and unfortunately some of our national health leaders) fear porn over the "variants are coming" talking points get you down or upset. The brief rise can be completely explained by reporting anomalies due to the freeze in the South and literally is correcting itself just like I predicted yesterday and today. February was an incredible month in the fight against Covid and the pathway to defeating Covid is right in front of our eyes, the math and science says so.
How about a few numbers for you about the month of February, and after you read these, yeah that feeling in your brain and smile on your face is justified:
1. January 31 daily positive 7 day rolling average was 151,872, today it was 70,211 so we cut the daily positives by more than half.
2. January 31 daily fatality 7 day rolling average was 3,279, today it was 1985 so we cut the fatality rate by 60%.
3. Hospitalizations on January 31 were 97,561, today was 48,870 which is a 50% decrease.
4. On January 31 we had 50M doses available and 30M doses administered, by end of day tomorrow we will have 96M doses delivered and 75M doses administered.
5. J&J was approved so now have a third vaccine in place which is a one dose vaccine that can be stored in normal refrigerators for ease of administering.
6. Pfizer and Moderna came out in February saying they both have seen large production efficiencies and MOVED UP the timetable for delivery of vaccines. They have gone from 10M to 13M doses per week in February and will now move to 16M doses per week in March (which is enough for 2.3M doses per day alone) and by end of March should be at 20M doses per week.
7. J&J will ship 3.5M doses next week and although exactly what their production rate is unknown, they are saying they will have available 10M doses by end March and are still saying they should meet 100M doses by end July.
This past week 20M+ doses were delivered to the states (due to a poor week the week before due to the freeze). This coming first week of March should see another nearly 20M doses delivered with the increase in P/M doses per week to 16M plus the 3.5M+ of J&J vaccines. Which basically means that the issue of states not having enough vaccines is going to start to not be an issue anymore. We have seen single day all time high of vaccines administered yesterday of 2.4M doses and literally will need to average that many daily from here on out just to keep up with supply. We should be nearing 3M doses per day administered by the end of March. I expect 70M doses delivered in March which means that by end of March, 25+% of the population will have had at least one shot which means nearly all high risk people will be vaccinated. We will continue to see the fatality and hospitalizations go down and expect that fatality is under 1000 per day by end of March and hospitalizations will get to the point of being not even a metric that needs to be reported anymore as they will be at levels that don't stress the hospital system at all.
By end of March we will be approaching 50% of the population with antibodies (vaccine + had covid already + natural immunity). Which should start to have herd immunity effects driving down daily positives.
Looking ahead, assuming the states can keep up with the vaccines delivered and administer them at a ever increasing pace which will require nearly 4M per day come May, we will be at the point by end of May that 85% of the eligible vaccine population (note that 25% of the population is under 18 and not eligible except for either Pfiezer/Moderna eligible for 16 and 17 year olds) will have been vaccinated with at least one dose. Considering we know that about 10-20% of the population has said they won't take the vaccine, that basically means we are done by end of May except for second doses of the remainder occurring in June.
That is the real math people. By end of March the hospitalizations will be barely registered. By end of April the fatality curve will be extreme low values as all high risk people will have been vaccinated. By end of May, pretty much all eligible people in the USA who wants a vaccine will be able to get one.
As for the fear porn of 'variant's. Per doctor Fauci's own words.....the amount of hospitalizations and deaths for the Phase II and III participants of the three major vaccines (as they still track those people closely looking at antibodies and the like) is not 1% it is not 0.1% it is not even a handful. The answer to the question is ZERO. Yes, literally ZERO people who have been vaccinated in the Phase II and II trials have had severe Covid issues. And the variants are around and certainly those people have been exposed by Fauci's own words.
2.4M shots yesterday so total up to 72.80M with the 7 day rolling average at 1.65M. 75.5% of shots administered is the national average, 14.6% of population with 1+ dose (note this is percent of population that has been given 1 or 2 doses, so total percent that have been pricked by a needle), 7.1% with double dose. So far, 48.4 million have received at least one dose. At least 23.7 million people have completed the two-dose vaccination regimen.
Doses delivered is 96.43M compared to yesterday96.43M. So 21.2M doses delivered last week. Previous week totals for doses delivered is 5.1M, 9.96M and , 9.4M.
64,320 positives reported yesterday compared to 71,716 week over week. 7-day rolling average is starting to drop again and is at 70,211
Fatality was 1554 compared to 1923 yesterday and 2645 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 1985.
For Hospitalizations, Total hospitalizations in USA with Covid is 48,870 down from yesterday 51,116, compared to 58,222 week over week .
I'm being totally serious when I say that I rely on you more than any government official to set forth information that tells the true story about where we are headed with this matter. I appreciate the effort that you have made in providing us with these updates, whether good or bad.2.4M shots yesterday so total up to 75.23M with the 7 day rolling average at 1.74M. 78.0% of shots administered is the national average, 15.0% of population with 1+ dose (note this is percent of population that has been given 1 or 2 doses, so total percent that have been pricked by a needle), 7.5% with double dose. So far, 49.8 million have received at least one dose. At least 24.8 million people have completed the two-dose vaccination regimen.
Doses delivered is 96.43 M compared to yesterday 94.31M. 2.12 shots delivered yesterday so 21.2M doses delivered so far this week. Previous week totals for doses delivered is 5.1M, 9.96M and , 9.4M.
49,433 positives reported yesterday compared to 58,433 week over week. 7-day rolling average is starting to drop again and is at 68,966
Fatality was 1285 compared to 1554 yesterday and 1237 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 1989.
For Hospitalizations, Total hospitalizations in USA with Covid is 47,352 down from yesterday 48,870, compared to 6,159 week over week.
So end the month with 15% with at least one vaccination, nearly 100M vaccines delivered, 50M receiving at least one dose. Yesterday was the lowest single day positive since early October. Hospital total lowest since November 1.
Yep. I said earlier he should contact news networks and have them do this. What we all could do is copy and paste his updates into all social media like Facebook and Snapchat to get the word out. If a couple hundred of us do that daily it will get spread around quickly. We could make old Cletus11 a star!I'm being totally serious when I say that I rely on you more than any government official to set forth information that tells the true story about where we are headed with this matter. I appreciate the effort that you have made in providing us with these updates, whether good or bad.
2.4M shots yesterday so total up to 75.23M with the 7 day rolling average at 1.74M. 78.0% of shots administered is the national average, 15.0% of population with 1+ dose (note this is percent of population that has been given 1 or 2 doses, so total percent that have been pricked by a needle), 7.5% with double dose. So far, 49.8 million have received at least one dose. At least 24.8 million people have completed the two-dose vaccination regimen.
Doses delivered is 96.43 M compared to yesterday 94.31M. 2.12 shots delivered yesterday so 21.2M doses delivered so far this week. Previous week totals for doses delivered is 5.1M, 9.96M and , 9.4M.
49,433 positives reported yesterday compared to 58,433 week over week. 7-day rolling average is starting to drop again and is at 68,966
Fatality was 1285 compared to 1554 yesterday and 1237 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 1989.
For Hospitalizations, Total hospitalizations in USA with Covid is 47,352 down from yesterday 48,870, compared to 6,159 week over week.
So end the month with 15% with at least one vaccination, nearly 100M vaccines delivered, 50M receiving at least one dose. Yesterday was the lowest single day positive since early October. Hospital total lowest since November 1.
Unfortunately there would be some groups who would try and disprove all of his data...Yep. I said earlier he should contact news networks and have them do this. What we all could do is copy and paste his updates into all social media like Facebook and Snapchat to get the word out. If a couple hundred of us do that daily it will get spread around quickly. We could make old Cletus11 a star!
2.4M shots yesterday so total up to 75.23M with the 7 day rolling average at 1.74M. 78.0% of shots administered is the national average, 15.0% of population with 1+ dose (note this is percent of population that has been given 1 or 2 doses, so total percent that have been pricked by a needle), 7.5% with double dose. So far, 49.8 million have received at least one dose. At least 24.8 million people have completed the two-dose vaccination regimen.
Doses delivered is 96.43 M compared to yesterday 94.31M. 2.12 shots delivered yesterday so 21.2M doses delivered so far this week. Previous week totals for doses delivered is 5.1M, 9.96M and , 9.4M.
49,433 positives reported yesterday compared to 58,433 week over week. 7-day rolling average is starting to drop again and is at 68,966
Fatality was 1285 compared to 1554 yesterday and 1237 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 1989.
For Hospitalizations, Total hospitalizations in USA with Covid is 47,352 down from yesterday 48,870, compared to 6,159 week over week.
So end the month with 15% with at least one vaccination, nearly 100M vaccines delivered, 50M receiving at least one dose. Yesterday was the lowest single day positive since early October. Hospital total lowest since November 1.
Unfortunately there would be some groups who would try and disprove all of his data...
I'm being totally serious when I say that I rely on you more than any government official to set forth information that tells the true story about where we are headed with this matter. I appreciate the effort that you have made in providing us with these updates, whether good or bad.
What are the chances if later this week the numbers due hold that the talking media heads and the CDC director come out and admit they were wrong last week.
Tuesday and Wednesday typically adjust for some slow reporting over the weekend. Let's see...