COVID-19 Government Stringency Index [Europe]
1) Germany, 84.3%
2) Greece, 80.1%
3) Italy, 76.9%
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42) Hungary, 27.8%
43) Liechtenstein, 25%
44) Sweden, 19.4%
Sources: Oxford Policy Tracker
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1) Germany, 84.3%
2) Greece, 80.1%
3) Italy, 76.9%
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42) Hungary, 27.8%
43) Liechtenstein, 25%
44) Sweden, 19.4%
Sources: Oxford Policy Tracker
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COVID-19 Government Stringency Index [USA]
1) Louisiana, 50.5%
2) Hawaii, 36.6%
3) Kansas, 31.5%
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48) Ohio, 11.1%
49) Virginia, 11.1%
50) Maryland, 10.2%
Sources: Oxford Policy Tracker
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1) Louisiana, 50.5%
2) Hawaii, 36.6%
3) Kansas, 31.5%
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48) Ohio, 11.1%
49) Virginia, 11.1%
50) Maryland, 10.2%
Sources: Oxford Policy Tracker
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Age-Adjusted Mortality [Germany] until week 46/2021.
> Pandemic start year of 2020 had a 2.8% deficit!
> 2021: +1.5% excess mortality!
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> Pandemic start year of 2020 had a 2.8% deficit!
> 2021: +1.5% excess mortality!
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Deutschland Corona Fälle, Tote, CFR
> Fälle etwa doppelt so hoch wie letzten Winter.
> Tote etwa auf gleichem Niveau wie letztes Jahr.
> CFR, durch die doppelt so hohen Tests damit deutlich niedriger. Bei 0.7% zuletzt.
> Bei einem Untererfassungsfaktor von 3, wäre IFR also bei 0.2% und bei 5 fast 0.1% (Grippe).
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> Fälle etwa doppelt so hoch wie letzten Winter.
> Tote etwa auf gleichem Niveau wie letztes Jahr.
> CFR, durch die doppelt so hohen Tests damit deutlich niedriger. Bei 0.7% zuletzt.
> Bei einem Untererfassungsfaktor von 3, wäre IFR also bei 0.2% und bei 5 fast 0.1% (Grippe).
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Weekly COVID-19 Cases, Deaths, CFR [USA]
> Currently lower than last year, but the wave might be offset by 6-8 weeks?!
> Deaths: Also appears to be offset by about 6-8 weeks to last year.
> COVID-19 CFR Higher than last year, less overall testing?
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> Currently lower than last year, but the wave might be offset by 6-8 weeks?!
> Deaths: Also appears to be offset by about 6-8 weeks to last year.
> COVID-19 CFR Higher than last year, less overall testing?
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Happening now! Huge protests in Magdeburg, Germany against vaccine mandates and medical discrimination!
Via: https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1470470448903245827?s=20
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Via: https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1470470448903245827?s=20
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Age-Adjusted Mortality [Germany] until week 48/2021.
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Age-Adjusted Mortality by German State, until week 45/2021.
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JUST IN: US all-cause age adjusted excess mortality has now surpassed 2020 toll! There are still 4 more weeks to go!
> 2020 Total: 411,926
> 2021 incl. week 48: 421,166
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> 2020 Total: 411,926
> 2021 incl. week 48: 421,166
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All-cause Excess Mortality by Age Group [USA]
> There's currently about ~10k/+17% per week dying more than usual!
> If it's due to COVID-19, we must know vaccine status to asses the situation.
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> There's currently about ~10k/+17% per week dying more than usual!
> If it's due to COVID-19, we must know vaccine status to asses the situation.
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Forwarded from KanekoaTheGreat
Just this week, Manchester United defender Victor Lindelof, Italy Serie A midfielder Piotr Zielinski, and French Ligue 1 striker Martin Terrier all had to be taken off of the field with apparent chest pain.
https://kanekoa.substack.com/p/vaccinated-fc-barcelona-star-sergio
https://kanekoa.substack.com/p/vaccinated-fc-barcelona-star-sergio
If there wouldn't be any Covid deaths in Germany, then age and pop. adjusted in 2020 there would be a deficit of -4% and in 2021 -8%! Unlikely!
Since 2010 the standard deviation is only 1.9%!
Majority of Covid deaths must be re-labeled as such!
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Since 2010 the standard deviation is only 1.9%!
Majority of Covid deaths must be re-labeled as such!
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German SARS-CoV-2 Prevalence based on Sentinel - that's the closest we get to full representative data!
> Latest week drops back down to 6%!
> Overall the level is comparable to last year!
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> Latest week drops back down to 6%!
> Overall the level is comparable to last year!
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