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But, but, what about possible long term effects? What about the variants?

Surely if we keep looking we'll find someone that died after receiving the vaccinations and be able to put a covid stamp on their toe tag. This person doesn't have to have been proven to have covid, they just need to fit into the "probable" category.
 
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They already released the triage/treatment guidance for anyone suspected of this kind of clot. The extended delay is just politics.
I asked my friend at NIH who's working on this what he thought and he said they all agreed it should never have been paused they should proceed with giving it to man and that they are 99.9999 percent sure that has to do with whatever other medications those ladies were taking
 
I asked my friend at NIH who's working on this what he thought and he said they all agreed it should never have been paused they should proceed with giving it to man and that they are 99.9999 percent sure that has to do with whatever other medications those ladies were taking
Media. The press was all over this because we already had a few vaccines that, actually, have similar numbers in terms of dangerous potential side effects. The media passed on the story because it was a no-brainer. But now they need fear to peddle. Unfortunately for J&J, their timing was bad. Note that most fear porn articles now quote "raising infection rates" and not deaths or hospitalizations.
 
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How so? What did you experience? Are you better now?
Horrific headache that started the night after I got the shot and had the headache the entire next day. Then last night I had the chills and the sweats all night....got about two hours of sleep. I’m better today, but that’s after two bad nights and a bad day.
 
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Horrific headache that started the night after I got the shot and had the headache the entire next day. Then last night I had the chills and the sweats all night....got about two hours of sleep. I’m better today, but that’s after two bad nights and a bad day.


Thanks. Glad you’re feeling better.
 
Assume that data is from trials, because none of the vaccines being used in USA are 100% in the wild. But still close enough to 100%.
Thanks for your post. Note two things: 1) this is from VOX, which has a distinct political lean. 2) the data is from death and hospitalizations. And I assume you are correct....they look at rounding to the nearest percentage with means 99.5% or greater is considered/rounded to 100%.
 
This. We've done a remarkable job moving the goal posts on this disease over the past year. Will make for an exciting case study one day.
I love how people bitch and moan, using the term "moving the goal posts" over something that is new and never happened before. The whole point of science is to test, measure and then react to the situation based on what data suggests. This is not specifically directed at the OP, but something that has been driving me nuts throughout the pandemic is the throwing of people under the bus who are working their asses off trying to squash the pandemic for not being Nostradamus. If you want to bitch about supply preparedness or vaccine rollouts, that's fair game; but trying to predict how a novel virus will behave, mutate, and affect every single human overnight, coupled with human behaviors is going to require some level of "goalpost moving". For the record, we still have no cures or 100% certainties for the flu, common cold, cancer and how they behave...those illnesses have been around forever. What a bunch of dumb asses we all are for not yet figuring those out. The human body is a mysterious thing!
 
I love how people bitch and moan, using the term "moving the goal posts" over something that is new and never happened before. The whole point of science is to test, measure and then react to the situation based on what data suggests. This is not specifically directed at the OP, but something that has been driving me nuts throughout the pandemic is the throwing of people under the bus who are working their asses off trying to squash the pandemic for not being Nostradamus. If you want to bitch about supply preparedness or vaccine rollouts, that's fair game; but trying to predict how a novel virus will behave, mutate, and affect every single human overnight, coupled with human behaviors is going to require some level of "goalpost moving". For the record, we still have no cures or 100% certainties for the flu, common cold, cancer and how they behave...those illnesses have been around forever. What a bunch of dumb asses we all are for not yet figuring those out. The human body is a mysterious thing!
The only thing is several pandemics have occurred in the last 100 years, and also several near-pandemics, a few of which occurred within the last 15 to 20 years. The difference is government entities, businesses, etc., never, ever reacted in the way in which they did beginning in the late winter and early spring of 2020.
 
Horrific headache that started the night after I got the shot and had the headache the entire next day. Then last night I had the chills and the sweats all night....got about two hours of sleep. I’m better today, but that’s after two bad nights and a bad day.
Which one did you get? I had the J&J and didn't even feel the needle prick. Not a single side effect except the urge to come to this thread an gloat :eek: Wife had the two shot Pfizer and had headaches and chills for the first 48 hours. Second shot had none. Glad you are back
 
The only thing is several pandemics have occurred in the last 100 years, and also several near-pandemics, a few of which occurred within the last 15 to 20 years. The difference is government entities, businesses, etc., never, ever reacted in the way in which they did beginning in the late winter and early spring of 2020.
Your point on the differences is valid, except you missed to most important difference of them all - the virus itself!
 
Which one did you get? I had the J&J and didn't even feel the needle prick. Not a single side effect except the urge to come to this thread an gloat :eek: Wife had the two shot Pfizer and had headaches and chills for the first 48 hours. Second shot had none. Glad you are back
I got the Moderna shot.
 
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First Moderna just arm soreness for 2 days. Got second Moderna Wednesday, sick all day yesterday, rundown, sweats, cold but not chills, fever but went down in 20 minutes, mostly aches in joints in toes and ankles. Feel better today. Wife has similar symptoms first and second time.
 
I love how people bitch and moan, using the term "moving the goal posts" over something that is new and never happened before. The whole point of science is to test, measure and then react to the situation based on what data suggests. This is not specifically directed at the OP, but something that has been driving me nuts throughout the pandemic is the throwing of people under the bus who are working their asses off trying to squash the pandemic for not being Nostradamus. If you want to bitch about supply preparedness or vaccine rollouts, that's fair game; but trying to predict how a novel virus will behave, mutate, and affect every single human overnight, coupled with human behaviors is going to require some level of "goalpost moving". For the record, we still have no cures or 100% certainties for the flu, common cold, cancer and how they behave...those illnesses have been around forever. What a bunch of dumb asses we all are for not yet figuring those out. The human body is a mysterious thing!
klive,
let me explain my position because I am one of those guys who has been extremely critical of Fauci and CDC.
. they call this a novel Coronavirus but in point of fact it is an airborne respiratory virus that to my knowledge acts like all other ARV. So I am not sure the continual changing of position on many of the "basics" holds water. EX
Fauci and WHO, - no P2P transmission. Any ARV's that don't go P2P?
Fauci - masks not important to masks are important to please double mask to mask even after successful vaccine protocol.
CDC - masks are a better safe guard than vaccine
CDC and Fauci - continue to lockdown and where mask even after vaccine. [talk about a disincentive]
J&J - goes on pause but Fauci's Moderna gets no scrutiny
Social distance 6ft now 3ft
Asymptomatic spread is less than 5% [early Fauci] then AS is the main reason for lockdown, now back to a very low spread

I could go on and on and very few on the "changes" in their position have anything to do with a "novel" virus. i spent the first 3 months of this thing listening to everything Birx and Fauci said, then realized they were purely political. [I know they must be smarter than this]. And yes I did/do wear a mask and have been vaccinated so I am not a loon. I am jst someone who tries to listen to all sides
 
2.6M shots yesterday so total up to 194,792M with the 7 day rolling average at 3.34M. 77.6% of shots administered is the national average, 37.3% 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), 23.1% fully vaccinated.
So far, 124 million Americans have received at least one dose of a vaccine. At least 76.7 million people have completed a vaccination regimen.

Doses delivered is 251.02M compared to yesterday 245.26M. So 5.7M doses delivered yesterday, 13.3M doses delivered for the week. Previous week totals for doses delivered is 29.9M, 28.22M, 23.8, 21.1M, 20.0M, 19.7M,21.2M, 5.1M, 9.96M and , 9.4M.

78,439 positives reported yesterday compared to 75,459 week over week. 7-day rolling average is at 72,688

Fatality was 915 compared to 819 yesterday and 928 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 746.

Looks like California had their data dump yesterday with fatalities as they put in 178 which is highest it has been in a long time. Michigan still leading the way on daily positives at 9349, followed by Florida at 6772 and NY at 6417 and PA at 6374. After that NJ, Illinois, and Texas all at 3500 so a pretty big drop-off after those top 4.

Not good news on the J&J front and you see it as well in the daily vaccine rate down from last week. Pause in J&J going to last at least until the end of April as they panel yesterday decided to continue the pause and review more data as it comes in putting out a call to all doctors if they have seen other blood clotting issues with J&J before making any decisions to see if the 6 reported are the only ones or there are more. They plan on reconvening end of next week.

Also nice to see CNN starting to push articles about all the cases of Covid that have been found in vaccinated people. Of course they play up the few people that were hospitalized and died and make a point to say in the article that 'this shows vaccines are not 100% effective". Of course, not sure any sane person would have ever thought that. Also gives zero explanation as to the hosptilized and people that died as in what condition they were in (ie...were they very sick old people in a nursing home). CNN is really starting to go way over the top with fear porn news and highlighting every that is not right and giving zero context, falsing misleading numbers, the article I read had 7% of people died in it which was complete mis-use of facts. The 7% value was 7% of the people that had been vaccinated and went to the hospital died. For the record, the article said 74 people (out of the 77M fully vaccinated) have died, so 1 in a million versus the 7% number they through out there.

3.5M shots yesterday so total up to 202.282M with the 7 day rolling average at 3.34M. 78.3% of shots administered is the national average, 38.5% 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), 24.3% fully vaccinated.
So far, 128 million Americans have received at least one dose of a vaccine. At least 80.6 million people have completed a vaccination regimen.

Doses delivered is 258.342M compared to yesterday 245.26M. So 16.1M doses delivered yesterday, 29.3M doses delivered for the week. Previous week totals for doses delivered is 29.9M, 28.22M, 23.8, 21.1M, 20.0M, 19.7M,21.2M, 5.1M, 9.96M and , 9.4M.

74,479 positives reported yesterday compared to 80,295 week over week. 7-day rolling average is at 71,919

Fatality was 921 compared to 915 yesterday and 1029 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 734.

Sorry for the late synopsis today, on vacation and drove up to State College to visit daughter (and goto the BW scrimmage tomorrow). Spent some time walking in woods with father scouting for a new tree stand location. Took a mental health day, literally through all calls to voice mail and barely answered any email.

the numbers for the first and second paragraph above are for two days worth as it appears they start to add 'today's number' already since it is in the afternoon. Other than the 3.5M daily vaccine value which is correct on the daily chronology (they estimate 4.0M for 'today' already in a shaded green). so the cumulative values have added in all todays numbers already. So the total doses, doses delivered, and percentages are with yesterday and today factored in. Tomorrow's email should not change much for vaccines other than a new daily number official for today. the daily positives and fatalities don't have today's number factored in and are normal..

Michigan, NY, Florida and PA still driving the daily positive cases. Michigan fatality number today of 123 which is just way out there. Michigan daily average fatality was 16 a month ago and now at 52. Just out of control up there.
 
3.5M shots yesterday so total up to 202.282M with the 7 day rolling average at 3.34M. 78.3% of shots administered is the national average, 38.5% 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), 24.3% fully vaccinated.
So far, 128 million Americans have received at least one dose of a vaccine. At least 80.6 million people have completed a vaccination regimen.

Doses delivered is 258.342M compared to yesterday 245.26M. So 16.1M doses delivered yesterday, 29.3M doses delivered for the week. Previous week totals for doses delivered is 29.9M, 28.22M, 23.8, 21.1M, 20.0M, 19.7M,21.2M, 5.1M, 9.96M and , 9.4M.

74,479 positives reported yesterday compared to 80,295 week over week. 7-day rolling average is at 71,919

Fatality was 921 compared to 915 yesterday and 1029 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 734.

Sorry for the late synopsis today, on vacation and drove up to State College to visit daughter (and goto the BW scrimmage tomorrow). Spent some time walking in woods with father scouting for a new tree stand location. Took a mental health day, literally through all calls to voice mail and barely answered any email.

the numbers for the first and second paragraph above are for two days worth as it appears they start to add 'today's number' already. Other than the 3.5M which is correct on the daily chronology (they estimate 4.0M for 'today' already in a shaded green) such that they add in all those numbers. So the total doses, doses delivered, and percentages are with yesterday and today factored in. so tomorrow's email will should not change much for vaccines. daily positives and fatalities are correct.

Michigan, NY, Florida and PA still driving the daily positive cases. Michigan fatality number today of 123 which is just way out there. Michigan daily average fatality was 16 a month ago and now at 52. Just out of control up there.
Good to see ya! Thought you were Faucied!
 
3.5M shots yesterday so total up to 202.282M with the 7 day rolling average at 3.34M. 78.3% of shots administered is the national average, 38.5% 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), 24.3% fully vaccinated.
So far, 128 million Americans have received at least one dose of a vaccine. At least 80.6 million people have completed a vaccination regimen.

Doses delivered is 258.342M compared to yesterday 245.26M. So 16.1M doses delivered yesterday, 29.3M doses delivered for the week. Previous week totals for doses delivered is 29.9M, 28.22M, 23.8, 21.1M, 20.0M, 19.7M,21.2M, 5.1M, 9.96M and , 9.4M.

74,479 positives reported yesterday compared to 80,295 week over week. 7-day rolling average is at 71,919

Fatality was 921 compared to 915 yesterday and 1029 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 734.

Sorry for the late synopsis today, on vacation and drove up to State College to visit daughter (and goto the BW scrimmage tomorrow). Spent some time walking in woods with father scouting for a new tree stand location. Took a mental health day, literally through all calls to voice mail and barely answered any email.

the numbers for the first and second paragraph above are for two days worth as it appears they start to add 'today's number' already since it is in the afternoon. Other than the 3.5M daily vaccine value which is correct on the daily chronology (they estimate 4.0M for 'today' already in a shaded green). so the cumulative values have added in all todays numbers already. So the total doses, doses delivered, and percentages are with yesterday and today factored in. Tomorrow's email should not change much for vaccines other than a new daily number official for today. the daily positives and fatalities don't have today's number factored in and are normal..

Michigan, NY, Florida and PA still driving the daily positive cases. Michigan fatality number today of 123 which is just way out there. Michigan daily average fatality was 16 a month ago and now at 52. Just out of control up there.

4.0M shots yesterday so total up to 202.282M with the 7 day rolling average at 3.34M. 78.3% of shots administered is the national average, 38.5% 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), 24.3% fully vaccinated.
So far, 128 million Americans have received at least one dose of a vaccine. At least 80.6 million people have completed a vaccination regimen.

Doses delivered is 258.342M compared to yesterday 258.342M. So 0.0M doses delivered yesterday, 29.3M doses delivered for the week. Previous week totals for doses delivered is 29.9M, 28.22M, 23.8, 21.1M, 20.0M, 19.7M,21.2M, 5.1M, 9.96M and , 9.4M.

81,773 positives reported yesterday compared to 85,670 week over week. 7-day rolling average is at 71,363

Fatality was 887 compared to 921 yesterday and 948 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 727

Hospitalizations are 37,246 on the 7 day average, that is up from 35,370 from last week.
 
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34.0M shots yesterday so total up to 202.282M with the 7 day rolling average at 3.34M. 78.3% of shots administered is the national average, 38.5% 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), 24.3% fully vaccinated.
So far, 128 million Americans have received at least one dose of a vaccine. At least 80.6 million people have completed a vaccination regimen.


Doses delivered is 258.342M compared to yesterday 258.342M. So 0.0M doses delivered yesterday, 29.3M doses delivered for the week. Previous week totals for doses delivered is 29.9M, 28.22M, 23.8, 21.1M, 20.0M, 19.7M,21.2M, 5.1M, 9.96M and , 9.4M.

81,773 positives reported yesterday compared to 85,670 week over week. 7-day rolling average is at 71,363

Fatality was 887 compared to 921 yesterday and 948 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 727

Hospitalizations are 37,246 on the 7 day average, that is up from 35,370 from last week.


Thanks for the update, but please check the numbers in bold. Many repeats from the previous post. Plus the first one looks like a typo.
 
Sunday Morning Editorial:

Overall not the best week. Last Sunday daily positive was 68,468 and went up 4% to 71,363. Mainly to be driven by Michigan and NYC metro area along with PA and Florida. Vaccination rate is keeping these daily increases to a minimum comparted to rest of world. If you read the news a little, India and Brazil are just in mass outbreak territory and parts of Europe are still on a modified lockdown. So comparably speaking USA is doing well, but just thought by now with the vaccine counts like there are that we would still not be seeing daily positives up.

Fatality rate continues to decrease from 776 last Sunday to 727 today which is a 7% decrease. The fatality number still continues to be plagued by random data dumps by states that sometimes are then a day or two later modified or removed and sometimes stay. Hospitalizations continue to be on the slight rise.

Obviously big news this week being the J&J pause. Another meeting is scheduled for late this upcoming week which additional data will be reviewed and a recommendation made. There is enough P/M out there to keep this going regardless of decision, but this whole pause just slowed things down a week or two depending on decision this week and probably pushed back the timeline for those on the fence to wait even longer.

On the vaccine front, we saw an increase from 3.0M to 3.3M this week on the average daily rate. So that is good news. I think if the J&J doesn't get paused, that would have made it's way up into the 3.5M per day number. I suspect this daily vaccine average will continue to increase as the supply this week was 29M so again, supply is not the issue right now. Let's hope next week at this time we are 3.5M+ and by end of April are pushing the 4.0M per day value. I suspect now that every state should be opening up this upcoming week to everybody per the Biden Admin directive that we see numbers go up as still many large states that have restrictions imposed on who could get the vaccine which should no longer be in play.

Final question is when does this spike in Michigan and NYC start to turn around. I mean we are at 51% of the adult population with at least one vaccine and that is rising daily. Throw in the shear amount of people in those areas that have natural immunity from already being infected and not sure how herd immunity is not getting real close in those areas. I am hoping this week we see those states start to go down as we need some good news on that front to start more to fully open.
 
Sunday Morning Editorial:

Overall not the best week. Last Sunday daily positive was 68,468 and went up 4% to 71,363. Mainly to be driven by Michigan and NYC metro area along with PA and Florida. Vaccination rate is keeping these daily increases to a minimum comparted to rest of world. If you read the news a little, India and Brazil are just in mass outbreak territory and parts of Europe are still on a modified lockdown. So comparably speaking USA is doing well, but just thought by now with the vaccine counts like there are that we would still not be seeing daily positives up.

Fatality rate continues to decrease from 776 last Sunday to 727 today which is a 7% decrease. The fatality number still continues to be plagued by random data dumps by states that sometimes are then a day or two later modified or removed and sometimes stay. Hospitalizations continue to be on the slight rise.

Obviously big news this week being the J&J pause. Another meeting is scheduled for late this upcoming week which additional data will be reviewed and a recommendation made. There is enough P/M out there to keep this going regardless of decision, but this whole pause just slowed things down a week or two depending on decision this week and probably pushed back the timeline for those on the fence to wait even longer.

On the vaccine front, we saw an increase from 3.0M to 3.3M this week on the average daily rate. So that is good news. I think if the J&J doesn't get paused, that would have made it's way up into the 3.5M per day number. I suspect this daily vaccine average will continue to increase as the supply this week was 29M so again, supply is not the issue right now. Let's hope next week at this time we are 3.5M+ and by end of April are pushing the 4.0M per day value. I suspect now that every state should be opening up this upcoming week to everybody per the Biden Admin directive that we see numbers go up as still many large states that have restrictions imposed on who could get the vaccine which should no longer be in play.

Final question is when does this spike in Michigan and NYC start to turn around. I mean we are at 51% of the adult population with at least one vaccine and that is rising daily. Throw in the shear amount of people in those areas that have natural immunity from already being infected and not sure how herd immunity is not getting real close in those areas. I am hoping this week we see those states start to go down as we need some good news on that front to start more to fully open.
Perhaps because many in Michigan and New York have been locked down? Among the strictest in the USA...vitus doing what viruses do?
 
Sunday Morning Editorial:

Overall not the best week. Last Sunday daily positive was 68,468 and went up 4% to 71,363. Mainly to be driven by Michigan and NYC metro area along with PA and Florida. Vaccination rate is keeping these daily increases to a minimum comparted to rest of world. If you read the news a little, India and Brazil are just in mass outbreak territory and parts of Europe are still on a modified lockdown. So comparably speaking USA is doing well, but just thought by now with the vaccine counts like there are that we would still not be seeing daily positives up.

Fatality rate continues to decrease from 776 last Sunday to 727 today which is a 7% decrease. The fatality number still continues to be plagued by random data dumps by states that sometimes are then a day or two later modified or removed and sometimes stay. Hospitalizations continue to be on the slight rise.

Obviously big news this week being the J&J pause. Another meeting is scheduled for late this upcoming week which additional data will be reviewed and a recommendation made. There is enough P/M out there to keep this going regardless of decision, but this whole pause just slowed things down a week or two depending on decision this week and probably pushed back the timeline for those on the fence to wait even longer.

On the vaccine front, we saw an increase from 3.0M to 3.3M this week on the average daily rate. So that is good news. I think if the J&J doesn't get paused, that would have made it's way up into the 3.5M per day number. I suspect this daily vaccine average will continue to increase as the supply this week was 29M so again, supply is not the issue right now. Let's hope next week at this time we are 3.5M+ and by end of April are pushing the 4.0M per day value. I suspect now that every state should be opening up this upcoming week to everybody per the Biden Admin directive that we see numbers go up as still many large states that have restrictions imposed on who could get the vaccine which should no longer be in play.

Final question is when does this spike in Michigan and NYC start to turn around. I mean we are at 51% of the adult population with at least one vaccine and that is rising daily. Throw in the shear amount of people in those areas that have natural immunity from already being infected and not sure how herd immunity is not getting real close in those areas. I am hoping this week we see those states start to go down as we need some good news on that front to start more to fully open.

All Michigan Deaths. Caution - data isn't yet conclusive simply because of the lag in reporting which is somewhere around 3-4 weeks, depending upon the level of the signal you're trying to extract from the data.

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Thanks for the update, but please check the numbers in bold. Many repeats from the previous post. Plus the first one looks like a typo.

Updated the first number. There are several numbers the same as when I looked at all the data yesterday evening the sites had already entered the next days data and I didn’t have time to subtract it all out. So yesterday was two days worth of data in some of the numbers that are repeated today.
 
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Updated the first number. There are several numbers the same as when I looked at all the data yesterday evening the sites had already entered the next days data and I didn’t have time to subtract it all out. So yesterday was two days worth of data in some of the numbers that are repeated today.


Got it. Thanks.
 
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First Moderna just arm soreness for 2 days. Got second Moderna Wednesday, sick all day yesterday, rundown, sweats, cold but not chills, fever but went down in 20 minutes, mostly aches in joints in toes and ankles. Feel better today. Wife has similar symptoms first and second time.
Just like my wife with Moderna. I had Pfizer and only had a sore arm after second injection.
 
4.0M shots yesterday so total up to 202.282M with the 7 day rolling average at 3.34M. 78.3% of shots administered is the national average, 38.5% 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), 24.3% fully vaccinated.
So far, 128 million Americans have received at least one dose of a vaccine. At least 80.6 million people have completed a vaccination regimen.

Doses delivered is 258.342M compared to yesterday 258.342M. So 0.0M doses delivered yesterday, 29.3M doses delivered for the week. Previous week totals for doses delivered is 29.9M, 28.22M, 23.8, 21.1M, 20.0M, 19.7M,21.2M, 5.1M, 9.96M and , 9.4M.

81,773 positives reported yesterday compared to 85,670 week over week. 7-day rolling average is at 71,363

Fatality was 887 compared to 921 yesterday and 948 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 727

Hospitalizations are 37,246 on the 7 day average, that is up from 35,370 from last week.

3.6M shots yesterday so total up to 205.871M with the 7 day rolling average at 3.20M. 77.8% of shots administered is the national average, 39.0% 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), 24.8% fully vaccinated.
So far, 129 million Americans have received at least one dose of a vaccine. At least 82.5 million people have completed a vaccination regimen.

Doses delivered is 264.61M compared to yesterday 258.342M. So 6.27M doses delivered yesterday, 35.57M doses delivered for the week. Previous week totals for doses delivered is 29.9M, 28.22M, 23.8, 21.1M, 20.0M, 19.7M,21.2M, 5.1M, 9.96M and , 9.4M.

63,625 positives reported yesterday compared to 72,412 week over week. 7-day rolling average is at 70,185

Fatality was 738 compared to 887 yesterday and 732 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 741

So not a good day on the vaccine front, last week on Saturday did 4.6M and this week only 3.6M. Took the 7 day rolling average of vaccines down from 3.34M to 3.2M.

Very interested to see how the daily positives play out this week. Are we finally going to see those plateau of will they continue to rise. We now have over 50% of adult population with at least one dose of vaccine so just don't know how much longer the increase can last.

Also gotta hope this week that the FDA/CDC re-instate the J&J vaccine maybe with some modified protocols for women under 50 and some advice to doctors that treat blood clotting with people that recently got a vaccine. The FDA/CDC has been taking a lot of heat in the medical community for their decision as doctors are saying that no drug has NO risk and one in a million is actually very good for most drugs. So the pressure will be on them to release J&J back to being provided. Also there were numbers throwing around that one death in 7M doses of J&J versus the death rate of Covid is a no brainer and that the FDA/CDC in stopping J&J actually is going to cause more deaths with people not being able to be vaccinated than they are 'saving' lives by putting it on pause.
 
3.6M shots yesterday so total up to 205.871M with the 7 day rolling average at 3.20M. 77.8% of shots administered is the national average, 39.0% 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), 24.8% fully vaccinated.
So far, 129 million Americans have received at least one dose of a vaccine. At least 82.5 million people have completed a vaccination regimen.

Doses delivered is 264.61M compared to yesterday 258.342M. So 6.27M doses delivered yesterday, 35.57M doses delivered for the week. Previous week totals for doses delivered is 29.9M, 28.22M, 23.8, 21.1M, 20.0M, 19.7M,21.2M, 5.1M, 9.96M and , 9.4M.

63,625 positives reported yesterday compared to 72,412 week over week. 7-day rolling average is at 70,185

Fatality was 738 compared to 887 yesterday and 732 week over week, 7-day rolling fatality at 741

So not a good day on the vaccine front, last week on Saturday did 4.6M and this week only 3.6M. Took the 7 day rolling average of vaccines down from 3.34M to 3.2M.

Very interested to see how the daily positives play out this week. Are we finally going to see those plateau of will they continue to rise. We now have over 50% of adult population with at least one dose of vaccine so just don't know how much longer the increase can last.

Also gotta hope this week that the FDA/CDC re-instate the J&J vaccine maybe with some modified protocols for women under 50 and some advice to doctors that treat blood clotting with people that recently got a vaccine. The FDA/CDC has been taking a lot of heat in the medical community for their decision as doctors are saying that no drug has NO risk and one in a million is actually very good for most drugs. So the pressure will be on them to release J&J back to being provided. Also there were numbers throwing around that one death in 7M doses of J&J versus the death rate of Covid is a no brainer and that the FDA/CDC in stopping J&J actually is going to cause more deaths with people not being able to be vaccinated than they are 'saving' lives by putting it on pause.


Thanks as always for the update. As I‘m sure you know, the increase in positives will last as long as they want it to. o_O . Remember, we are being overrun with deadly VARIANTS. o_O .
 
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Legit question here. Cletus’ updates include the % of the total US population that is vaccinated. But as of now we know that children are not eligible. Was wondering if anyone had the vaccination % based on the total US population that is vaccine eligible?
 
Legit question here. Cletus’ updates include the % of the total US population that is vaccinated. But as of now we know that children are not eligible. Was wondering if anyone had the vaccination % based on the total US population that is vaccine eligible?

50% of those over 18 have gotten the vaccine

 
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Thanks as always for the update. As I‘m sure you know, the increase in positives will last as long as they want it to. o_O . Remember, we are being overrun with deadly VARIANTS. o_O .
When you count "probable" cases as real you get to make the data anything you'd like and no-one can argue that it's incorrect. Deaths, hospitalizations, etc.
 
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