Pandemic Coronavirus COVID-19: maps, statistics, analyzes and day-to-day information

[gegyx]

considering the cost of a lactating gorilla, do you think she had doliprane or hydroxychloroquine?

[Christophe]

https://www.leparisien.fr/societe/covid ... 419002.php

Covid-19: one first death in China for eight months
The world is worried about the spread of variants of the disease. In France, new restrictions must be announced at the end of the day.

[Christophe]

And it's not even January 15th ... The year 2021 promises !!

Two new variants of SARS-CoV-2 identified in the United States

[Christophe]

59% of infections come from asymptomatic people. This silent spread makes the virus extremely difficult to control ...

[izentrop]

A graph that shows that we are not going in the right direction

https://covidtracker.fr/covidtracker-france/

[Obamot]

59% of infections come from asymptomatic people. This silent spread makes the virus extremely difficult to control ...

And what does the pseudo “vaccine” do in this case?

[Christophe]

A graph that shows that we are not going in the right direction

https://covidtracker.fr/covidtracker-france/

I don't really agree with this graph, the abscissa of which depends on the testing policy ... is it the same everywhere? If some regions test more then it is not worth much ...

Sinon

If so the (only?) Interesting thing it does say is that the covid appears to have geographic severity?

[ABC2019]

A graph that shows that we are not going in the right direction

https://covidtracker.fr/covidtracker-france/

I don't really agree with this graph, the abscissa of which depends on the testing policy ...

more exactly, it depends on the variation of the testing policy, since it measures a relative variation in the number of cases. It doesn't matter if one department tests half as much as another, but keeps this ratio constant. It is more annoying if he starts to change and adopt more tests (this is the case if we launch a massive screening for example). But statistically, I don't think this is the case for many regions, so statistically it is sure that we are increasing again, and it is justified to tighten the screw, especially with the arrival of the new variant (so I wouldn't be surprised if it leads to a new reconfinement in a month ...)

[izentrop]

I don't really agree with this graph, the abscissa of which depends on the testing policy ... is it the same everywhere? If some regions test more then it is not worth much ...

We can see here this last month, that the cases are well decorrelated from the tests https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rozie ... dence.jpeg ...
This must be due to the new rapid tests which must be confirmed by a PCR.

The correlation with the tests could easily be explained by the fact that you waited until you have symptoms before taking a test, in the vast majority of cases.

[Christophe]

I really like Kahn more and more: https://rmc.bfmtv.com/emission/un-recon ... 29962.html

A re-containment is "totally essential and inevitable" according to Professor Axel Kahn on RMC

Yet he is a fervent defender of vaccines ...