Marshy
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As of 8am this morning, BSUH NHS Trust has 22 Covid patients
Continuing the positive trend
Continuing the positive trend
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[News] The Coronavirus Good News thread
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Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
I also know an over 50 who managed to book on the NHS site today.The NHS website is now allowing over 50’s to book. It still says over 55 but I’m 51 & just booked mine
Priority 9's.... go for it !
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Been jabbed with Astra Zeneca within the last half hour. Thanks Sarah Gilbert and others who worked day and night on this, thanks Oxford for being a world leading research centre and thanks to all the wonderful NHS workers for their incredible efforts! I am so proud of the positive role scientists and the NHS have played in the fight against this horrible disease.
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The Wizard
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- Jul 2, 2009
- 18,399
Last Tuesday announced deaths - 231
Today - 110
Staggering fall.
Today - 110
Staggering fall.
Richy_Seagull
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Seen a couple of articles saying the experts are saying a third wave is inevitable this autumn, how come if the vaccinations roll out continues to be a success? Variants?
RossyG
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- Dec 20, 2014
- 2,630
No, just pessimism.
Daily numbers :
Infections - 5,294, rolling 7 day down 1.9% (tests 1.57m, up 42%)
Deaths - 110, rolling 7 day down 32.8%
Admissions - 464, rolling 7 day down 25.1%
Vaccs - 1st 386k & 2nd 53k, cumulative 24.8m & 1.67m
In hospital - 7,281
Infections - 5,294, rolling 7 day down 1.9% (tests 1.57m, up 42%)
Deaths - 110, rolling 7 day down 32.8%
Admissions - 464, rolling 7 day down 25.1%
Vaccs - 1st 386k & 2nd 53k, cumulative 24.8m & 1.67m
In hospital - 7,281
KeegansHairPiece
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- Jan 28, 2016
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We simply don’t know how long the vaccines will be effective or what variants might crop up.
Flu jabs are annually, so there is some justification for caution and a reality check for anyone thinking it’s simply back to normal time.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
I was one of those 386k
................but on the positive side, most reading on the subject I've done seems to point to an expectation that whilst there might be a third wave of infections, there is a high likelihood there won't be a repeat of the deaths and serious illnesses, there are plans already being developed for further vaccinations if required and the scientists are working on tweaks to the vaccines to deal with variants as they arise.
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Excellent tribute, but don't forget Boris for having the balls and nous for deciding not to go with the EU program and putting in all those preorders, so when the supplier can not deliver others can.
There are so many that can attribute some portion to this mega-successful vaccination program and long may it continue.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Excellent tribute, but don't forget Boris for having the balls and nous for deciding not to go with the EU program and putting in all those preorders, so when the supplier can not deliver others can.
There are so many that can attribute some portion to this mega-successful vaccination program and long may it continue.
I am glad the government got that decision right. Other things may be contestable but that wouldn't be suitable discussion for the GNT!
KeegansHairPiece
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- Jan 28, 2016
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I wasn’t for a second suggesting it’s going to happen or even likely to, simply that caution is probably wise at this stage.
I dont think future waves is the right choice of words.
Most scientists etc, talk about Covid as being a further wintry respiratory illness. Much, in the same way we dont call flu a wave, its described as the flu season..
People will still die from covid, same as people die from flu. The difference in future years, vaccines will keep deaths to an acceptable level, albeit very sad for families involved.
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Most scientists etc, talk about Covid as being a further wintry respiratory illness. Much, in the same way we dont call flu a wave, its described as the flu season..
People will still die from covid, same as people die from flu. The difference in future years, vaccines will keep deaths to an acceptable level, albeit very sad for families involved.
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Weststander
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Covid-19 cases per 100,000 by rolling 7 day period:
Brighton & Hove 28 (had peaked at 805 in early January)
Eastbourne 16 (just below 1,000 in mid January)
Mid Sussex 17
Adur 19
Lewes 24
Rother 10
Wealden 10
Brighton & Hove 28 (had peaked at 805 in early January)
Eastbourne 16 (just below 1,000 in mid January)
Mid Sussex 17
Adur 19
Lewes 24
Rother 10
Wealden 10
crookie
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Incredible figures, some other councils have 20 times these numbers
Weststander
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I assume that in overall terms there was good adherence to restrictions across SE England over the last two months? The figures for Sussex and Kent due to ‘the Kent variant’ in January were horrendous.
Now it’s the polar opposite, with many Sussex LA’s having amongst the lowest metrics of the 315 English LA’s.
Can confirm it’ll they are taking bookings, I’m 51 and in for next week and June
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
They have updated the NHS website and it now says Over 50sThe NHS website is now allowing over 50’s to book. It still says over 55 but I’m 51 & just booked mine