Can you remember the namem
Can you remember the namemI got taken to a bar that only sold palinka.
Literally the menu was just about 10 pages of different flavoured palinkas. Certainly does the trick.
People need to stop obsessing over cases and shitting their pants.France with a nice 180k cases today.
Im not bothered, i was just posting it, although they have super high icu rates atm due to delta.People need to stop obsessing over cases and shitting their pants.
Let’s not be the people that forget the numbers reflect real people of flesh and bloodIm not bothered, i was just posting it, although they have super high icu rates atm due to delta.
Yeah some of the trivialisation to make themselves feel better on here is crass to say the least.Let’s not be the people that forget the numbers reflect real people of flesh and blood
People need to stop obsessing over cases and shitting their pants.
If SARS-CoV-2 came near Nick he'd two foot it to let him know he's thereYeah some of the trivialisation to make themselves feel better on here is crass to say the least.
If SARS-CoV-2 came near Nick he'd two foot it to let him know he's there
The major stat should really be serious illness from Omicron / covid.what does that mean? Higher cases means more hospitalisations and more deaths, why would people not be concerned about that?
The major stat should really be serious illness from Omicron / covid.
Yes. It's going to make some people really really poorly, the majority now will have no symptoms and after a bit of rest will be fine.
The major stat should really be serious illness from Omicron / covid.
Yes. It's going to make some people really really poorly, the majority now will have no symptoms and after a bit of rest will be fine.
So how many people are currently on life support due to Omicron?But the more cases there are the more serious cases they are. It's basic maths
The major stat should really be serious illness from Omicron / covid.
Yes. It's going to make some people really really poorly, the majority now will have no symptoms and after a bit of rest will be fine.
so hospitalisations is an issue? And as they're going up that's a cause for concern isn't it?
The majority of people who've contracted the virus have always been fine, if they weren't we'd really be in trouble.
Yep that needs a sensible safe solutionOf course it will go up as people will be going into hospital and because it's symptomless for even more people than before they won't know they have it.
The issue will be people sat at home unable to work when there's nothing really wrong with them.
Yep need a separate figure for those hospitalised because of the virus to be usefulIf there's over 100k people positive per day then there is probably over 1M per day in reality. If someone goes into hospital with a broken leg and tests positive for Covid while in are they counted on the figures of hospitalizations? For all the injuries and illnesses in the world a 1 in 50 chance of having Omicron is not really that low. Starting to think hospitalizations is also not a good barometer of the severity
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Yep need a separate figure for those hospitalised because of the virus to be useful
Seems like a lot of the increasing covid hospitalisations are just people who were in hospital already and subsequently caught Covid. Overall numbers I don't think are massively increasing. I'll try and find the source of that.100% Pete. This data isn’t as readily available. ONS might have it in their weekly report which is then out of date by a week but it should be shown daily. I’d imagine as time goes on the figure of ‘with’ will increase but hopefully ‘because’ will stay stable(ish).
Also, they’ve then got to consider vaccination rates. I’d imagine londons hospitalisations/ICUs will be a lot higher than say Cornwall, because their vaccination rates are so low. The anti vaxers are just looking more selfish by the day
Good feed. I only look at same figures on PHE stats for Covid inpatients and ICUS which are a far better representation especially if those in hospital because of Covid are remaining in for a lot less time
Good feed. I only look at same figures on PHE stats for Covid inpatients and ICUS far better representation especially if those with Covid and remaining in hospital for less time
Noise in the media today about cutting self isolation to 5 days. I think USA did this for key workers a while back and now rolled it out for whole country. We should do the same for the NHS especially as it’s pretty clear omicron is far less dangerous for the vaccinated than other variants. Id imagine staff shortages will be more dangerous than risk of spread (extra precautions for those working around high risk and vulnerable though)
We should be ending isolation for schoolchildren altogether. Education taking too much disruption with the current rules.
Can’t disagree with that unless a new, more dangerous variant appears
Absolutely their choice but it’s clear our vaccine rates are saving lives100% Pete. This data isn’t as readily available. ONS might have it in their weekly report which is then out of date by a week but it should be shown daily. I’d imagine as time goes on the figure of ‘with’ will increase but hopefully ‘because’ will stay stable(ish).
Also, they’ve then got to consider vaccination rates. I’d imagine londons hospitalisations/ICUs will be a lot higher than say Cornwall, because their vaccination rates are so low. The anti vaxers are just looking more selfish by the day
Must be. The data seems all over the place at the minute.massive drop in deaths yesterday, don't know if that's some sort of lag given bank holidays etc?
It’s a Sunday figure isn’t it? But they are very lowmassive drop in deaths yesterday, don't know if that's some sort of lag given bank holidays etc?
Must be. The data seems all over the place at the minute.
Tested negative this morning.
And again just now
Other than tiredness I've been ok
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