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This is troublemsome, re: omicron. (Original Post)
Swede
Jan 2022
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Igel
(35,300 posts)1. Or better care.
Or how it spread to different social networks in-country.
Compare the four spikes.
Spike 1, a lag not unlike spike 3. But spike 2? "Oh, no, there's no lag whatsoever--and it far exceeds the death/case ratio from spike 1." Or maybe there was a lag in testing and identification?
Analysis needed.
Ms. Toad
(34,062 posts)3. more refined data and analysis. n/t
uponit7771
(90,335 posts)4. I pray SAs death peak is coming much later than the infection peak
Ms. Toad
(34,062 posts)2. And just the other day I had a bunch of people jumping on me
when I said it was too early to tell what omicron's death rate was yet.
chowder66
(9,067 posts)5. @HealthZA said that the increased deaths were due to audits.