I thought terb was full of business literate clientele. I guess not.
Same time last year is a metric used by virtually every business.
Last year we had nobody vaccinated, a much deadlier variant circulating and a fraction of the cases and hospitalizations that we have now.
Something doesn’t add up. Or something does.
Furthermore, if it was -20 on this day last year, but it’s +30 today…that’s an indicator.
You’ve been indicated.
Sorry Warren Buffet, that would make sense if we're selling widgets, but instead we're talking about two very different variants.
The only apples to apples comparison is vaccinated versus unvaxxed. THAT is the indicator to focus on since both sides are facing the same variants at the same time, the parameters are the same between vaxxed and unvaxxed.
This is where the Omicron wave is starting to show its worst side: inside the ICU at Toronto General, which is filling up with critically ill COVID-19 patients, the majority of whom are unvaccinated.
www.ctvnews.ca
This is where the Omicron wave is starting to show its worst side: inside the ICU at Toronto General, which is filling up with critically ill COVID-19 patients, the majority of whom are unvaccinated.
At Toronto General, which cares for the sickest COVID-19 patients, 70 per cent in the intensive care unit are not vaccinated. In Canada the unvaccinated make up less than 13 per cent of the population.
At Toronto General, which cares for the sickest COVID-19 patients, 70 per cent in the intensive care unit are not vaccinated.
“In our units we're seeing about two thirds of our patients are relatively young, unvaccinated and are showing up with severe disease,” Ferguson said.
While Omicron is milder for those with immunity, and is causing fewer deaths than earlier waves, it is still sending more people to hospital around the world due to its high spread.
Those who end up hospitalized tend to fit two profiles: unvaccinated people with little to no comorbidities, and those with some protection from vaccination but also other risk factors that caused them to be more at risk.
Fully vaccinated people are still far less likely to be hospitalized with the virus. According to the Ontario Science Table’s online dashboard, on Tuesday there were 762 hospitalizations per one million people among the unvaccinated, compared to 171 hospitalizations per one million people among those with at least two vaccine doses.
THOSE are indicators, my friend!
See what I put in bold? Vaccinated in hospital are who we expect to be there, the most vulnerable with pre-existing health concerns. The unvaccinated in hospitals are largely young, healthy with few comorbidities.
This isn't computer sales year to year to find trends. The only comparison to make are the two groups.