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On Topic Discussion 2019 Coronavirus (COVID-19/SARS-CoV-2)

cityboy-stl said:
I understand, but the problem I have with allergies is they're almost all the time. If I got tested for covid every time I had allergy symptoms, I'd be getting tested every other day. So far I've had nothing that goes beyond the typical allergy symptoms I experience routinely throughout the year. So I don't bother. I'd definitely test though if I had something that felt more like a cold, which feels different generally. I have at home now six rapid antigen tests that I am saving for when I'm going to be around family.
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In December and January, there were a group of people who had seasonal allergies- juniper and dust mites, usually. For people who have those seasonal allergies the symptoms are difficult to discern from the runny nose and scratchy throat of a cold or COVID-19. Some people do complain of a headache that doesn't respond to acetaminophen or ibuprofen and that is suspect for COVID-19. There's also still some seasonal Flu-A in circulation that can also be very much like COVID-19, especially for people who have been vaccinated for COVID.

If you're having perennial allergy symptoms, that's a good reason to see an allergist. Perennial allergies tend to be dust mites, mold or animal danders that can be treated with immunotherapy.
 
KaraBulut said:
In December and January, there were a group of people who had seasonal allergies - juniper and dust mites, usually. For people who have those seasonal allergies the symptoms are difficult to discern from the runny nose and scratchy throat of a cold or COVID-19. Some people do complain of a headache that doesn't respond to acetaminophen or ibuprofen and that is suspect for COVID-19. There's also still some seasonal Flu-A in circulation that can also be very much like COVID-19, especially for people who have been vaccinated for COVID.

If you're having perennial allergy symptoms, that's a good reason to see an allergist. Perennial allergies tend to be dust mites, mold or animal danders that can be treated with immunotherapy.
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Thanks for the post. I've already been to allergists. Had years of allergy shots. Had sinus surgery; septoplasty, bilateral turbinate reduction; which did help breathing. Oddly enough, even though I reacted to a whole lot of things on the skin tests, dust mites were luckily not one of them. But yeah, juniper for sure is a big one and I do know it was high for a while recently. At the point where everything the allergist was prescribing went OTC, I stopped going to the allergist. I know they say the symptoms are similar, but any time I've had a cold, it feels different somehow. The sore throat, the nasal infection, the headache, just don't feel the same to me as how allergies feel. It's hard to describe, but there's a "you're sick" feeling to a cold that allergies do not have. Maybe that comes from dealing with the allergies pretty much throughout the year, instead of just on occasion. I would think covid would feel similar to a cold (or worse). I'm pretty vigilant about it though. If I felt something that didn't fit with the typical allergy symptoms, and I can't tie to pollen/mold counts, I'd test. But I figure if I take an Allegra, and an hour later it relieves the symptoms, it probably isn't covid.
 
KaraBulut said:
In December and January, there were a group of people who had seasonal allergies- juniper and dust mites, usually. For people who have those seasonal allergies the symptoms are difficult to discern from the runny nose and scratchy throat of a cold or COVID-19. Some people do complain of a headache that doesn't respond to acetaminophen or ibuprofen and that is suspect for COVID-19. There's also still some seasonal Flu-A in circulation that can also be very much like COVID-19, especially for people who have been vaccinated for COVID.

If you're having perennial allergy symptoms, that's a good reason to see an allergist. Perennial allergies tend to be dust mites, mold or animal danders that can be treated with immunotherapy.
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I have what seem to be almost continual mild allergy symptoms; if I bought meds for them all the time I'd have spent enough now to open my own pharmacy.

So when I get a cold things just get a bit worse than normal. And since I generally suffer through headaches rather than take pills, I don't know whether my headaches are 'normal' or not.
 
cityboy-stl said:
Thanks for the post. I've already been to allergists. Had years of allergy shots. Had sinus surgery; septoplasty, bilateral turbinate reduction; which did help breathing. Oddly enough, even though I reacted to a whole lot of things on the skin tests, dust mites were luckily not one of them. But yeah, juniper for sure is a big one and I do know it was high for a while recently. At the point where everything the allergist was prescribing went OTC, I stopped going to the allergist. I know they say the symptoms are similar, but any time I've had a cold, it feels different somehow. The sore throat, the nasal infection, the headache, just don't feel the same to me as how allergies feel. It's hard to describe, but there's a "you're sick" feeling to a cold that allergies do not have. Maybe that comes from dealing with the allergies pretty much throughout the year, instead of just on occasion. I would think covid would feel similar to a cold (or worse). I'm pretty vigilant about it though. If I felt something that didn't fit with the typical allergy symptoms, and I can't tie to pollen/mold counts, I'd test. But I figure if I take an Allegra, and an hour later it relieves the symptoms, it probably isn't covid.
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I've been to allergists and while they agree that my symptoms are those of allergies, the only things I've actually been found to be allergic to have been some wild weeds.

I totally get what you're saying about a cold feeling different, though -- my "you're sick" feeling seems to center on my tongue.
 
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Week ending 26-Feb-2022:

Global COVID-19 Weekly Mortality/Morbidity
  • Global Cases reported: 434,534,873 (up from 424,154,537 / 2.4%) - *‬*10,380,336 new cases this week
  • Global Deaths: 5,946,045 (up from 5,886,306) - **59,739 people died this week

US COVID-19 Weekly Mortality/Morbidity
  • Cases reported in the US - 78,931,762 (up from 78,476,869 / 0.6%), 454,893 new cases, 4.4% of world's new cases were in the US
  • Deaths reported in the US - 948,215 deaths, 12,884 deaths this week , 21.6% of the world's reported deaths this week were in the US
  • Hospitalizations reported in the US - 5,390 new hospitalizations (down from 9,523 last week) - 4,517,096 Americans have been hospitalized for COVID-19 since Jan, 2020


US Vaccination Weekly Stats
  • Approx number of US doses distributed - 689,797,945 (up from 686,495,805 / +3,302,140) - 80.1% US doses have been administered

    Total US residents vaccinated
  • 1st dose: - 253,395,029 (up from 252,791,817 / +603,212) - 76.8% of US population
  • 2nd dose: - 215,457,016 (up from 214,745,073 / +711,943) - 65.3% of US population
  • 3rd dose: - 94,007,111 (up from 92,807,720 / +1,199,391) - 28.5% of US population

    US residents over age 5 vaccinated
  • 1st dose: - 253,321,873 (up from 252,723,259 / +598,614) - 81.1% of US population > 5 yo
  • 2nd dose: - 215,435,515 (up from 214,726,791 / +708,724) - 69.0% of US population > 5 yo

    US residents over age 12 vaccinated
  • 1st dose: - 243,877,865 (up from 243,431,431 / +446,434) - 86.0% of US population > 12 yo
  • 2nd dose: - 208,069,214 (up from 207,585,660 / +483,554) - 73.4% of US population > 12 yo
  • 3rd dose: - 93,990,174 (up from 92,792,231 / +1,197,943) - 45.2% of US population > 12 yo

    US residents over age 65 vaccinated
  • 1st dose: - 56,105,184 (up from 56,091,245 / +13,939) - 95.0% of US population >65 yo
  • 2nd dose: - 48,622,222 (up from 48,581,344 / +40,878) - 88.7% of US population >65 yo
  • 3rd dose: - 32,185,962 (up from 31,999,065 / +186,897) - 66.2% of US population >65 yo

Coronavirus weekly cases/deaths in active countries (preference to countries with JUB members):
  • Germany: 14,742,025 (up from 13,602,431 / +1,139,594 / 8.4%) - 122,696 deaths (+1,415) - avg daily: cases (+162,799) / deaths (+202)
  • South Korea: 2,994,841 (up from 2,058,184 / +936,657 / 45.5%) - 7,944 deaths (+494) - avg daily: cases (+133,808) / deaths (+71)
  • Russia: 16,055,851 (up from 15,147,762 / +908,089 / 6.0%) - 343,934 deaths (+5,339) - avg daily: cases (+129,727) / deaths (+763)
  • Brazil: 28,749,552 (up from 28,218,180 / +531,372 / 1.9%) - 649,184 deaths (+4,592) - avg daily: cases (+75,910) / deaths (+656)
  • Turkey: 13,975,389 (up from 13,504,485 / +470,904 / 3.5%) - 94,026 deaths (+1,575) - avg daily: cases (+67,272) / deaths (+225)
    [*]US: 78,931,762 (up from 78,476,869 / +454,893 / 0.6%) - 948,215 deaths (+12,884) - avg daily: cases (+64,985) / deaths (+1,841)
  • Japan: 4,891,235 (up from 4,490,748 / +400,487 / 8.9%) - 23,326 deaths (+1,482) - avg daily: cases (+57,212) / deaths (+212)
  • France: 22,819,557 (up from 22,445,580 / +373,977 / 1.7%) - 139,073 deaths (+1,477) - avg daily: cases (+53,425) / deaths (+211)
  • Italy: 12,732,680 (up from 12,469,975 / +262,705 / 2.1%) - 154,416 deaths (+1,427) - avg daily: cases (+37,529) / deaths (+204)
    [*]UK: 18,938,546 (up from 18,735,911 / +202,635 / 1.1%) - 161,797 deaths (+649) - avg daily: cases (+28,948) / deaths (+93)
  • Spain: 10,977,524 (up from 10,809,222 / +168,302 / 1.6%) - 99,410 deaths (+1,412) - avg daily: cases (+24,043) / deaths (+202)
  • Australia: 3,192,092 (up from 3,047,663 / +144,429 / 4.7%) - 5,159 deaths (+229) - avg daily: cases (+20,633) / deaths (+33)
  • Switzerland: 2,765,218 (up from 2,664,194 / +101,024 / 3.8%) - 13,080 deaths (+64) - avg daily: cases (+14,432) / deaths (+9)
  • Iran: 7,040,467 (up from 6,942,452 / +98,015 / 1.4%) - 136,631 deaths (+1,591) - avg daily: cases (+14,002) / deaths (+227)
  • Mexico: 5,502,586 (up from 5,407,711 / +94,875 / 1.8%) - 318,014 deaths (+2,489) - avg daily: cases (+13,554) / deaths (+356)
  • India: 42,916,117 (up from 42,822,473 / +93,644 / 0.2%) - 513,724 deaths (+1,821) - avg daily: cases (+13,378) / deaths (+260)
  • Netherlands: 6,242,918 (up from 6,171,918 / +71,000 / 1.2%) - 22,095 deaths (+38) - avg daily: cases (+10,143) / deaths (+5)
  • Argentina: 8,893,568 (up from 8,827,504 / +66,064 / 0.7%) - 126,048 deaths (+770) - avg daily: cases (+9,438) / deaths (+110)
  • Israel: 3,618,438 (up from 3,552,858 / +65,580 / 1.8%) - 10,126 deaths (+155) - avg daily: cases (+9,369) / deaths (+22)
  • New Zealand: 86,140 (up from 33,319 / +52,821 / 158.5%) - 56 deaths (+3) - avg daily: cases (+7,546) / deaths (+0)
  • Belgium: 3,544,034 (up from 3,494,223 / +49,811 / 1.4%) - 30,121 deaths (+201) - avg daily: cases (+7,116) / deaths (+29)
  • Canada: 3,281,167 (up from 3,238,624 / +42,543 / 1.3%) - 36,517 deaths (+517) - avg daily: cases (+6,078) / deaths (+74)
  • Ireland: 1,292,212 (up from 1,265,124 / +27,088 / 2.1%) - 6,475 deaths (+58) - avg daily: cases (+3,870) / deaths (+8)
  • Lebanon: 1,065,307 (up from 1,046,173 / +19,134 / 1.8%) - 10,069 deaths (+99) - avg daily: cases (+2,733) / deaths (+14)
  • Sweden: 2,441,142 (up from 2,422,856 / +18,286 / 0.8%) - 17,142 deaths (+290) - avg daily: cases (+2,612) / deaths (+41)
  • Columbia: 6,060,793 (up from 6,047,042 / +13,751 / 0.2%) - 138,598 deaths (+492) - avg daily: cases (+1,964) / deaths (+70)
  • South Africa: 3,671,991 (up from 3,658,547 / +13,444 / 0.4%) - 99,191 deaths (+524) - avg daily: cases (+1,921) / deaths (+75)
 
In case you noticed that there were a lot of missing faces at the State of the Union address last night...

Attendees were required to get a COVID-19 test within 24 hours of the event. Guess what happened...

State of the Union attendance required a COVID test. 6 legislators tested positive [NPR]
At least six legislators announced Tuesday that they had tested positive for the coronavirus ahead of the evening's State of the Union address.

To attend Tuesday's speech, guests — even those who are fully vaccinated — are required to produce a negative test.

Sen. Alex Padilla of California, Rep. Pete Aguilar of California, Rep. Jamie Raskin of Maryland, Rep. Suzan DelBene of Washington, Rep. Ted Deutch of Florida and Rep. Dwight Evans of Pennsylvania — all Democrats — announced by statements or tweets on Tuesday that they had tested positive.

Rep. Lauren Underwood, D-Ill., said on Friday that she had tested positive.
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Several other [read: Republican] legislators who were not in attendance, like Marco Rubio [R-FL], said they would not attend because they objected to the test requirement. Good riddance.
 
No word yet on whether the deer plan to obstruct traffic in Ottawa or on the international bridges to the US.

A highly changed coronavirus variant was found in deer after nearly a year in hiding, researchers suggest [CNN]
An Omicron-like variant of the virus that causes Covid-19 -- one that appears to be highly divergent from circulating strains and sticks out on a long branch of the virus' family tree -- has been discovered in a population of white-tailed deer in Ontario, Canada, according to a new study.

The same strain has also been found in a person from the same area who had confirmed contact with deer.

The researchers who first characterized what they are calling the Ontario WTD clade say it's difficult to determine how this lineage evolved because it seems to have gone along unnoticed and unsampled in the background of the pandemic for almost a year. They speculate that it spilled over from humans to deer and then back to at least one human...

Early lab experiments suggest that the new strain is easily knocked down by antibodies created in response to vaccination, which makes this version of the virus unlikely to pose an immediate threat.
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Some studies on the effectiveness of ivermectin against covid-19.

 
purina said:
Some studies on the effectiveness of ivermectin against covid-19.

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Exactly as I posted on YouTube:
It's ENTIRELY counter-intuitive that a medicine, which is used to treat for WORM-parasites in LIVESTOCK, could benefit the treatment of a VIRUS in humans. I just don't really know what to believe, either way!!! Of course this guy, or anybody else, is capable of saying "ANYTHING".

On the other hand, every first and last person reading here on YouTube KNOWS that if there is some off-label or homeopathic remedy that entirely bypasses the HYPERprofit corporate-complex healthcare cycle which is American medical practice, and that actually works, the medical and pharma sectors will both disparage it to the utmost.

I just don't know WHAT to believe. Thankfully, having not had SARS CoV-2 (at least to my knowledge, considering that hidden cases do happen), I haven't had to think about ivermectin, or remdisovir, or anything else like that...
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Week ending 05-Mar-2022:

Global COVID-19 Weekly Mortality/Morbidity
  • Global Cases reported: 446,274,346 (up from 434,534,873 / 2.7%) - *‬*10,380,336 new cases this week
  • Global Deaths: 5,998,853 (up from 5,946,045) - **59,739 people died this week

US COVID-19 Weekly Mortality/Morbidity
  • Cases reported in the US - 79,271,466 (up from 78,931,762 / 0.4%), 339,704 new cases, % of world's new cases were in the US
  • Deaths reported in the US - 958,621 deaths, 10,406 deaths this week , % of the world's reported deaths this week were in the US
  • Hospitalizations reported in the US - 30,618 new hospitalizations (down from last week) - 4,547,714 Americans have been hospitalized for COVID-19 since Jan, 2020


US Vaccination Weekly Stats
  • Approx number of US doses distributed - 693,429,635 (up from 689,797,945 / +3,631,690) - 80.1% US doses have been administered

    Total US residents vaccinated
  • 1st dose: - 254,071,045 (up from 253,395,029 / +676,016) - 77.0% of US population
  • 2nd dose: - 216,147,515 (up from 215,457,016 / +690,499) - 65.5% of US population
  • 3rd dose: - 95,172,197 (up from 94,007,111 / +1,165,086) - 28.8% of US population

    US residents over age 5 vaccinated
  • 1st dose: - 253,992,548 (up from 253,321,873 / +670,675) - 81.3% of US population > 5 yo
  • 2nd dose: - 216,121,915 (up from 215,435,515 / +686,400) - 69.2% of US population > 5 yo

    US residents over age 12 vaccinated
  • 1st dose: - 244,409,645 (up from 243,877,865 / +531,780) - 86.2% of US population > 12 yo
  • 2nd dose: - 208,561,814 (up from 208,069,214 / +492,600) - 73.6% of US population > 12 yo
  • 3rd dose: - 95,154,097 (up from 93,990,174 / +1,163,923) - 45.6% of US population > 12 yo

    US residents over age 65 vaccinated
  • 1st dose: - 56,157,333 (up from 56,105,184 / +52,149) - 95.0% of US population >65 yo
  • 2nd dose: - 48,664,393 (up from 48,622,222 / +42,171) - 88.8% of US population >65 yo
  • 3rd dose: - 32,381,262 (up from 32,185,962 / +195,300) - 66.5% of US population >65 yo

Coronavirus weekly cases/deaths in active countries (preference to countries with JUB members):
  • South Korea: 4,666,977 (up from 2,994,841 / +1,672,136 / 55.8%) - 9,096 deaths (+1,152) - avg daily: cases (+238,877) / deaths (+165)
  • Germany: 15,897,578 (up from 14,742,025 / +1,155,553 / 7.8%) - 124,131 deaths (+1,435) - avg daily: cases (+165,079) / deaths (+205)
  • Russia: 16,698,139 (up from 16,055,851 / +642,288 / 4.0%) - 349,196 deaths (+5,262) - avg daily: cases (+91,755) / deaths (+752)
  • Netherlands: 6,881,377 (up from 6,242,918 / +638,459 / 10.2%) - 22,225 deaths (+130) - avg daily: cases (+91,208) / deaths (+19)
  • Japan: 5,395,143 (up from 4,891,235 / +503,908 / 10.3%) - 24,948 deaths (+1,622) - avg daily: cases (+71,987) / deaths (+232)
  • France: 23,236,908 (up from 22,819,557 / +417,351 / 1.8%) - 140,296 deaths (+1,223) - avg daily: cases (+59,622) / deaths (+175)
  • Turkey: 14,353,888 (up from 13,975,389 / +378,499 / 2.7%) - 95,549 deaths (+1,523) - avg daily: cases (+54,071) / deaths (+218)
    [*]US: 79,271,466 (up from 78,931,762 / +339,704 / 0.4%) - 958,621 deaths (+10,406) - avg daily: cases (+48,529) / deaths (+1,487)
    [*]UK: 19,256,835 (up from 18,938,546 / +318,289 / 1.7%) - 162,582 deaths (+785) - avg daily: cases (+45,470) / deaths (+112)
  • Brazil: 29,056,525 (up from 28,749,552 / +306,973 / 1.1%) - 652,438 deaths (+3,254) - avg daily: cases (+43,853) / deaths (+465)
  • Italy: 13,026,112 (up from 12,732,680 / +293,432 / 2.3%) - 155,887 deaths (+1,471) - avg daily: cases (+41,919) / deaths (+210)
  • Australia: 3,379,696 (up from 3,192,092 / +187,604 / 5.9%) - 5,424 deaths (+265) - avg daily: cases (+26,801) / deaths (+38)
  • New Zealand: 240,321 (up from 86,140 / +154,181 / 179.0%) - 65 deaths (+9) - avg daily: cases (+22,026) / deaths (+1)
  • Switzerland: 2,890,568 (up from 2,765,218 / +125,350 / 4.5%) - 13,173 deaths (+93) - avg daily: cases (+17,907) / deaths (+13)
  • Spain: 11,100,428 (up from 10,977,524 / +122,904 / 1.1%) - 100,413 deaths (+1,003) - avg daily: cases (+17,558) / deaths (+143)
  • Mexico: 5,563,080 (up from 5,502,586 / +60,494 / 1.1%) - 319,824 deaths (+1,810) - avg daily: cases (+8,642) / deaths (+259)
  • Canada: 3,336,290 (up from 3,281,167 / +55,123 / 1.7%) - 37,027 deaths (+510) - avg daily: cases (+7,875) / deaths (+73)
  • Israel: 3,673,103 (up from 3,618,438 / +54,665 / 1.5%) - 10,282 deaths (+156) - avg daily: cases (+7,809) / deaths (+22)
  • Iran: 7,089,892 (up from 7,040,467 / +49,425 / 0.7%) - 137,948 deaths (+1,317) - avg daily: cases (+7,061) / deaths (+188)
  • India: 42,962,953 (up from 42,916,117 / +46,836 / 0.1%) - 515,036 deaths (+1,312) - avg daily: cases (+6,691) / deaths (+187)
  • Argentina: 8,936,602 (up from 8,893,568 / +43,034 / 0.5%) - 126,768 deaths (+720) - avg daily: cases (+6,148) / deaths (+103)
  • Belgium: 3,586,292 (up from 3,544,034 / +42,258 / 1.2%) - 30,259 deaths (+138) - avg daily: cases (+6,037) / deaths (+20)
  • Ireland: 1,315,100 (up from 1,292,212 / +22,888 / 1.8%) - 6,531 deaths (+56) - avg daily: cases (+3,270) / deaths (+8)
  • Sweden: 2,455,966 (up from 2,441,142 / +14,824 / 0.6%) - 17,512 deaths (+370) - avg daily: cases (+2,118) / deaths (+53)
  • Lebanon: 1,078,249 (up from 1,065,307 / +12,942 / 1.2%) - 10,152 deaths (+83) - avg daily: cases (+1,849) / deaths (+12)
  • South Africa: 3,684,319 (up from 3,671,991 / +12,328 / 0.3%) - 99,543 deaths (+352) - avg daily: cases (+1,761) / deaths (+50)
  • Columbia: 6,071,704 (up from 6,060,793 / +10,911 / 0.2%) - 139,091 deaths (+493) - avg daily: cases (+1,559) / deaths (+70)
 
Here are some US trends for 2022.

US - Average per day case numbers
  • 01-Jan: 391,013
  • 08-Jan: 678,131
  • 15-Jan: 822,705 <-peak
  • 22-Jan: 709,943
  • 29-Jan: 536,197
  • 05-Feb: 316,329
  • 12-Feb: 177,734
  • 19-Feb: 109,882
  • 26-Feb: 64,985
  • 05-Mar: 48,529
There's still about 50,000 new cases reported. It's difficult to determine whether this is because of a rapid decline in cases or whether people are not using commercial labs for testing.


US - Average per day COVID-19 deaths
  • 01-Jan: 1,339
  • 08-Jan: 1,611
  • 15-Jan: 1,881
  • 22-Jan: 2,219
  • 29-Jan: 2,573
  • 05-Feb: 2,616 <-peak
  • 12-Feb: 2,424
  • 19-Feb: 2,297
  • 26-Feb: 1,841
  • 05-Mar: 1,487
Deaths are still high- about 1,500 per day.

US -Weekly COVID-19 Hospitalizations
  • 01-Jan: 12,039
  • 08-Jan: 116,403
  • 15-Jan: 168,531
  • 22-Jan: 126,025
  • 29-Jan: 131,627
  • 05-Feb: 91,337
  • 12-Feb: 91,354
  • 19-Feb: 24,686
  • 26-Feb: 67,930
  • 05-Mar: 30,618
 
End of week one of mandatory mask-wearing in indoor settings. From personal observation - and that is all it is - I reckon on public transport it is about 70% are nask-wearing. In retail settings, 90% continue to wear masks. However, on hand sanitising entering retail settings, , I think only about 10% are bothering

In retail, I think the customers are wearing masks more so than the actual workers.
 
ruggerladirish said:
End of week one of mandatory mask-wearing in indoor settings. From personal observation - and that is all it is - I reckon on public transport it is about 70% are nask-wearing. In retail settings, 90% continue to wear masks. However, on hand sanitising entering retail settings, , I think only about 10% are bothering

In retail, I think the customers are wearing masks more so than the actual workers.
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I'm surprised that Ireland hasn't started backing away from masks in all but the most crowded settings. The numbers look pretty good there.

Ireland Vaccination Stats:
  • Fully vaccinated: 79.8%
  • Boosted: 57.0%

Ireland - Average per day case numbers
  • 01-Jan: 13,731
  • 08-Jan: 23,752 <-peak
  • 15-Jan: 17,912
  • 22-Jan: 6,068
  • 29-Jan: 3,382
  • 05-Feb: 5,181
  • 12-Feb: 5,270
  • 19-Feb: 3,188
  • 26-Feb: 3,870
  • 05-Mar: 3,270

Ireland - Average per day COVID-19 deaths
  • 01-Jan: 3
  • 08-Jan: 6
  • 15-Jan: 12
  • 22-Jan: 7
  • 29-Jan: 7
  • 05-Feb: 13 <-predicted peak
  • 12-Feb: 9
  • 19-Feb: 18 <-unexplained 2nd peak
  • 26-Feb: 8
  • 05-Mar: 8
 
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