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

[Christophe]

Why is the Senate refusing to follow up on the request of 700 leading researchers, scientists & university professors to carry out an analysis of general mortality according to people's Covid vaccination status?

[Obamot]

McKinsey => mafia => Pfizer, Moderna, Astra, etc => retro-commissions!

Finally Macronlini is worse than Italy, worse than Berlusconi!

But less funny, without the bounga-bounga.

[izentrop]

Why is the Senate refusing to follow up on the request of 700 leading researchers, scientists & university professors to carry out an analysis of general mortality according to people's Covid vaccination status?

Because the demand, if it exists, we have known the answer since the start of clinical trials of vaccination

[izentrop]

Like this by the way...

The Spanish health situation is, to date, much better than in France. The figures indicate a spectacular drop in the number of new infections, a decline in the number of hospitalized patients (4 in Spain, against 089 in France) and a decrease in the number of patients admitted to intensive care (20 in Spain, against 787 in France). The very high Spanish vaccination rate (86,8% of the population has received at least one dose, compared to 80,1% in France), the restrictive measures still in force and respect for barrier gestures, explain this enviable situation.

https://www.ladepeche.fr/2022/03/22/les ... 186298.php
It's clear, no need to go looking for "imaginary" side effects or "experimental" vaccines, the results are everywhere in the same direction...

[Obamot]

Izentrop the blocked psycho, who can't manage to return to a normal life!

If the health crisis has had serious consequences for some Spanish children, others are fortunately doing much better. Their luck? The fact of not having been away from school for too long, unlike their other European classmates. All in all, primary and secondary establishments on the Iberian Peninsula will only have closed their doors for 45 days during the health crisis. This parenthesis, which dates back to the spring of 2020, at the height of confinement, was very badly experienced at the time – the children were the last, when summer came, to set their noses outside. Reason for which the government of the socialist Pedro Sanchez fought, thereafter, to maintain the open schools.

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The Spanish administrative organization being very decentralized, this guideline could have turned into a real headache. But the 17 Autonomous Communities, which have full powers in education, have all played the game well. "Great coordination was immediately put in place between the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Health, in each region. This mobilization made it possible to put the problems on the table very quickly", confirms Encarna Cuenca Carrión, president of the State School Council, an advisory body made up of representatives of the teaching staff, students, parents of students and local elected officials.

In the process, the government called on the Spanish Pediatric Association to develop health protocols in schools, colleges and high schools in the country. A crisis unit has been set up under the leadership of epidemiologist Quique Bassat. “After confinement, various scientific studies, carried out in particular in summer camps in Catalonia, allowed us to see that the transmission of the virus between children was very low, even non-existent, once we managed to form small groups. separated from each other", says this expert.

Emma, ​​12, has been anorexic since the summer of 2021. Albert, 14, sees a psychologist every Monday, his parents having noticed that he was indulging in scarification. Jordi, 10, threw himself from the tenth-floor window of the family apartment in January

https://www.lexpress.fr/actualite/monde ... 69311.html

[SixK]

DREES stats not reported at 10 million

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The dynamic between the period from 13/03 to 27/02 vs 26/02 vs 12/02

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[Obamot]

Is it just me – or according to these figures from the DREES – the vaccination status would definitely no longer make sense?

[SixK]

DREES stats not reported at 10 million

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The dynamics for the period from 20/03 to 06/03 vs the period from 05/03 to 1902

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The dynamics are surprising,
I expected it to start going up with the unvaccinated,
because it's been longer than it falls in this category.
But obviously that's not how it happens.

Afterwards, yes I think that the DREES figures no longer mean much.

[sicetaitsimple]

Afterwards, yes I think that the DREES figures no longer mean much.

No, the figures of the DREES are what they are.
It's your way of wanting to present them, in raw figures without reducing them to an equivalent population (per 100.000, per million) which makes them less and less comparable and understandable.
It's not for lack of having already pointed it out to you, me or others.

[Obamot]

Afterwards, yes I think that the DREES figures no longer mean much.

No, the figures of the DREES are what they are.
It's your way of wanting to present them, in raw figures without reducing them to an equivalent population (per 100.000, per million) which makes them less and less comparable and understandable.
It's not for lack of having already pointed it out to you, me or others.

Wow, you know how to decipher the stats so well, that in front of experts, you still continued to claim “that there was no excess mortality due to covid in 2020...!"

Now I don't, after your hundreds of nonsense in two years, from time to time with a stroke of luck you can just fall?