wayneL
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Sweden for the win ... Again.
Did YOU read the report Mr Focus or just dismiss it because of its source?Nah, if you read the report its pretty dum science at best.
Fails right across the board not breaking down the reasons for excess deaths.
The point of the original article was t suggest that Sweden compared favourably to everyone else in relation to excess deaths.Mick, look at the chart below, first two lines, Norway miles ahead in COVID death rate, .2 behind Sweden in excess deaths.
As a single point reference same as being made about Sweden you could argue the opposite.
Besides that comparing Sweden with Chile?
Similar health systems and living standards?
Yeah I did read it assumptions on assumptions more holes than the Titanic absolute shocker, quoting the OECD numbers doesn't help it, sorry its rubbish.
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GoodNSW to repay millions in covid fines due to "insufficient information".
There was no COVID in 2017/18, so it may be difficult to portray these figures as being a result of weakened immunity.More people have been admitted to hospital with influenza than Covid for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began, according to the latest figures by the UK Health Security Agency. The rate of flu hospitalizations hit 6.8 per 100,000 people in the week leading up to December 11, while admissions for Covid patients hit 6.6 per 100,000.
Flu hospitalizations rose 40 percent in that period, up from 3.9 per 100,000 people as of the week ending December 4. If these admissions continue to rise, they could be on track to surpass the figures recorded in the winter of 2017/18, which killed some 30,000 people, the Telegraph reports.
I will be lining up for my free flu shot in late March. so hopefully I don't join that list of the elderly who are more susceptible.The over-85s and under-fives are seeing the highest rates of flu hospitalizations, with 23.1 per 100,000 people and 20.7 per 100,000 people, respectively. While the admissions levels for both infectious diseases are rising as we head into winter, the rate of flu hospitalizations is climbing more steeply.
This surge hits as an already-overburdened NHS faces long waiting lists and a Strep A outbreak. In light of this, experts are calling for people to get a flu shot as soon as possible. Dr Conall Watson, Consultant Epidemiologist at the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), explains: “The flu vaccine offers the best protection against severe illness and it’s not too late for everyone eligible to get it. Uptake is particularly low in those aged 2 and 3 so if your child is eligible please take up the offer.”
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