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I guess there is a little bit of one now
Long after people stopped caring much about these arguments, it's interesting to see that there's not much sign of a summer COVID wave in the US this year (yet)
covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tra…
Long after people stopped caring much about these arguments, it's interesting to see that there's not much sign of a summer COVID wave in the US this year (yet)
covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tra…
The CDC's excess deaths model hasn't shown any excess mortality since early January
cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid…
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Due to the expiration of the covid public health emergency (i.e., changes to case/death reporting) and some resulting technical issues with the automation that would take some time to resolve, I'm not going to be updating my covid dashboard any longer
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For tracking hospitalization data, the CDC website is all right. Trends looking pretty good right now!
covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tra…
COVID hospitalizations and deaths at all-time lows in CDC/HHS data
ckelly17.github.io/covid_das…
Hard to know exactly what to make of it, but reported *new* COVID hospital admissions (via HHS) are at their lowest point ever
The pace of increase is looking a bit better at the moment, so hopefully the spike post-Thanksgiving was a reporting issue
Not to be alarmist and could def be a post-Thanksgiving bump or other data issue, but US covid hospitalizations have taken off in the last few days in a way that they haven't since omicron receded
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Not to be alarmist and could def be a post-Thanksgiving bump or other data issue, but US covid hospitalizations have taken off in the last few days in a way that they haven't since omicron receded
Regardless, this is some early indications of a "winter wave" which we've see two years in a row, so not really a surprise. Was just hoping we'd avoid it. And we still well may
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