24% year to year in that particular week is not the same as up 24% from the previous week. And it wasn't just that one week that saw a significant year-to-year spike. It was all of April-June that saw significant year-to-year spikes. The statistics are available on https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=1310081001. They have all-cause statistics and breakdowns on specific causes of death statscan.
Here is some Excel data for weekly all-cause mortality from January-June 2018-2020 in Ontario.
You look at dat increase in all-cause deaths from April-June 2019 to April-June 2020 year-to-year and you tell me there isn't a virulent bug going around. When April-June 2020 was when the COVID deaths were coming in. https://i.imgur.com/N9eg7Dl.png
This bug is definitely more potent for elderly and immuno-compromised people. It's just not what the media makes it out to be. The media has my dad (72) believing that his immune system is going to over-react to this virus and kill him. Even though the CFR% for his age group (70-79) in Peel is 4%. And the IFR% is undoubtedly lower than that. And it has dropped significantly compared to the days when we barely did any testing. From Sept 23 2020-Jan 22 2021 (when we were doing lots of testing), the CFR% for his age group was only 1.82% during that period. The hospitalization rate (mostly acute care, very little ICU) was 10.14%.
People with mild to no symptoms often never bother getting tested. So it's dishonest when the media conflates CFR% with IFR% and CHR% with IHR%. I suspect a lot of old people especially never bother to get tested if they have mild symptoms. Because they assume it's just a cold or a flu or allergies. Because they think that COVID has a 100% hospitalization rate for old people because they get their information from the liberal mainstream media. They don't download .csvs from Ontario.ca and statscan and create pivot tables with rolling averages and charts like an autist such as myself.
24% year to year in that particular week is not the same as up 24% from the previous week. And it wasn't just that one week that saw a significant year-to-year spike. It was all of April-June that saw significant year-to-year spikes. The statistics are available on https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=1310081001. They have all-cause statistics and breakdowns on specific causes of death statscan.
Here is some Excel data for weekly all-cause mortality from January-June 2018-2020.
You look at dat increase in all-cause deaths from April-June 2019 to April-June 2020 year-to-year and you tell me there isn't a virulent bug going around. When April-June 2020 was when the COVID deaths were coming in. https://i.imgur.com/N9eg7Dl.png
This bug is definitely more potent for elderly and immuno-compromised people. It's just not what the media makes it out to be. The media has my dad (72) believing that his immune system is going to over-react to this virus and kill him. Even though the CFR% for his age group (70-79) in Peel is 4%. And the IFR% is undoubtedly lower than that. And it has dropped significantly compared to the days when we barely did any testing. From Sept 23 2020-Jan 22 2021 (when we were doing lots of testing), the CFR% for his age group was only 1.82% during that period. The hospitalization rate (mostly acute care, very little ICU) was 10.14%.
People with mild to no symptoms often never bother getting tested. So it's dishonest when the media conflates CFR% with IFR% and CHR% with IHR%. I suspect a lot of old people especially never bother to get tested if they have mild symptoms. Because they assume it's just a cold or a flu or allergies. Because they think that COVID has a 100% hospitalization rate for old people because they get their information from the liberal mainstream media. They don't download .csvs from Ontario.ca and statscan and create pivot tables with rolling averages and charts like an autist such as myself.
24% year to year in that particular week is not the same as up 24% from the previous week. And it wasn't just that one week that saw a significant year-to-year spike. It was all of April-June that saw significant year-to-year spikes.
The statistics are available on https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=1310081001. They have all-cause statistics and breakdowns on specific causes of death statscan.
Here is some Excel data for weekly all-cause mortality from January-June 2018-2020.
You look at dat increase in all-cause deaths from April-June 2019 to April-June 2020 year-to-year and you tell me there isn't a virulent bug going around. When April-June 2020 was when the COVID deaths were coming in. https://i.imgur.com/N9eg7Dl.png
This bug is definitely more potent for elderly and immuno-compromised people. It's just not what the media makes it out to be. The media has my dad (72) believing that his immune system is going to over-react to this virus and kill him. Even though the CFR% for his age group (70-79) in Peel is 4%. And the IFR% is undoubtedly lower than that. And it has dropped significantly compared to the days when we barely did any testing. From Sept 23 2020-Jan 22 2021 (when we were doing lots of testing), the CFR% for his age group was only 1.82% during that period. The hospitalization rate (mostly acute care, very little ICU) was 10.14%.
People with mild to no symptoms often never bother getting tested. So it's dishonest when the media conflates CFR% with IFR% and CHR% with IHR%
24% year to year in that particular week is not the same as up 24% from the previous week. And it wasn't just that one week that saw a significant year-to-year spike. It was all of April-June that saw significant year-to-year spikes. The statistics are available on https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=1310081001. They have all-cause statistics and breakdowns on specific causes of death statscan.
Here is some Excel data for weekly all-cause mortality from January-June 2018-2020.
You look at dat increase in all-cause deaths from April-June 2019 to April-June 2020 year-to-year and you tell me there isn't a virulent bug going around. When April-June 2020 was when the COVID deaths were coming in.
https://i.imgur.com/N9eg7Dl.png
This bug is definitely more potent for elderly and immuno-compromised people. It's just not what the media makes it out to be. The media has my dad (72) believing that his immune system is going to over-react to this virus and kill him. Even though the CFR% for his age group (70-79) in Peel is 4%. And the IFR% is undoubtedly lower than that. And it has dropped significantly compared to the days when we barely did any testing. From Sept 23 2020-Jan 22 2021 (when we were doing lots of testing), the CFR% for his age group was only 1.82% during that period. The hospitalization rate (mostly acute care, very little ICU) was 10.14%.
24% year to year in that particular week is not the same as up 24% from the previous week. And it wasn't just that one week that saw a significant year-to-year spike. It was all of April-June that saw significant year-to-year spikes.
The statistics are available on. They have all-cause statistics and breakdowns on specific causes of death statscan. https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=1310081001
Here is some Excel data for weekly all-cause mortality from January-June 2018-2020.
You look at dat increase in all-cause deaths from April-June 2019 to April-June 2020 year-to-year and you tell me there isn't a virulent bug going around. When April-June 2020 was when the COVID deaths were coming in.