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Angus Andrea Grieve-Smith

#COVID, #flu and #RSV cases, hospitalizations and deaths continue to decline in #NYC. Still 51 dead between April 6 and May 5.

The winter waves are almost over, and no sign of a late-spring or summer #COVID19 wave yet. I'm out of outbreak mode!

#CovidIsNotOver and as long as people are being hospitalized for it I'll continue to #WearAMask in crowded places like elevators, trains and buses, and #MaskUp where there are vulnerable people, like doctors' offices, pharmacies and supermarkets!

COVID Hospitalizations in NYC May 4: 26 Most recent 7-day average (5/12/2025): Citywide: 13, Per lakh: 1.08 Most recent complete 7-day average (5/5/2025): Citywide: 24, Per lakh: 2.00 Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data) COVID Cases in NYC Most recent 7-day average: (5/12/2025): Citywide: 196, Per lakh: 16.34 Most recent complete 7-day average: (5/5/2025): Citywide: 261, Per lakh: 21.76 Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
COVID Deaths in NYC May 4: 4 Most recent 7-day average: (5/12/2025): 1 Most recent complete 7-day average: (5/5/2025): 2 Total deaths in the most recent month: (April, 30 days): 50 Total deaths in the most recent 30 days with complete data (4/6/2025 - 5/5/2025): 51 Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
Influenza positive test results in NYC Highlights for week ending May 10, 2025 (Week 19) 662 specimens were positive for influenza, a 33% decrease from the previous week; 28% were positive for influenza A 102 specimens were positive for RSV, a 18% decrease from the previous week. Influenza-like illness visits were at 3% of all weekly visits. There were no influenza-associated pediatric deaths reported this week. Season to date, a total of 12 influenza- There were no influenza outbreaks reported from long-term care facilities this week. Season to date, a total of 143 Source PDF (source) (cache) Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data) RSV positive test results in NYC Source PDF (source) (cache) Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
Outpatient Influenza-like Illness visits in NYC by season As of May 10 - the second to last week in the official flu season - the percentage for 2024-2025 is below 3 percent, and below the rates for 2021-2022, 2022-2023 and 2023-2024.
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Angus Andrea Grieve-Smith

#COVID #flu and #RSV cases, hospitalizations and deaths all continue to decline in #NYC! 52 dead from #COVID19 between March 30 and April 28.

I'm out of Outbreak mode, so I'm singing karaoke, eating indoors and keeping my eye out for a summer wave.

#CovidIsNotOver and as long as people are being hospitalized for it I'll continue to #WearAMask in crowded places like elevators, trains and buses, and #MaskUp where there are vulnerable people, like doctors' offices, pharmacies and supermarkets!

COVID Hospitalizations in NYC May 2: 28 Most recent 7-day average (5/5/2025): Citywide: 18, Per lakh: 1.50 Most recent complete 7-day average (4/28/2025): Citywide: 29, Per lakh: 2.42 Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data) COVID Cases in NYC Most recent 7-day average: (5/5/2025): Citywide: 237, Per lakh: 19.76 Most recent complete 7-day average: (4/28/2025): Citywide: 322, Per lakh: 26.84 Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
COVID Deaths in NYC April 29: 4 Most recent 7-day average: (5/5/2025): 1 Most recent complete 7-day average: (4/28/2025): 1 Total deaths in the most recent month: (April, 30 days): 51 Total deaths in the most recent 30 days with complete data (3/30/2025 - 4/28/2025): 52 Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
Influenza positive test results in NYC Highlights for week ending May 3, 2025 (Week 18) 979 specimens were positive for influenza, a 28% decrease from the previous week; 29% were positive for influenza A 125 specimens were positive for RSV, a 19% decrease from the previous week. Influenza-like illness visits were at 3% of all weekly visits. There were no influenza-associated pediatric deaths reported this week. Season to date, a total of 12 influenza- There were no influenza outbreaks reported from long-term care facilities this week. Season to date, a total of 143 Source PDF (source) (cache) Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data) RSV positive test results in NYC Source PDF (source) (cache) Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
Outpatient influenza-like illness visits in NYC by season
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Nonilex

…As part of his #HHS role, Archer has in recent days posed questions to the #CDC about the advisory cmte recommendations, acc/to the documents & 2 sources.

One recommendation would expand eligibility for #RSV #vaccines made by Pfizer & GSK to #HighRisk adults aged 50-59 from a current threshold age of at least 60 yrs.

In response, Archer asked for more justification of the expansion given what he described as a “possible decline in efficacy with a second dose.”…

#PublicHealth#Trump#RFKJr
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Angus Andrea Grieve-Smith

#COVID, #flu and #RSV cases and hospitalizations continue to decline in #NYC. 53 dead from #COVID19 between March 23 and April 21.

I'm out of Outbreak Mode - I like eating and working outdoors, but I'll spend time in indoor public spaces if necessary.

#CovidIsNotOver as long as people are being hospitalized for it, so I'll continue to #WearAMask in crowded places like elevators, trains and buses, and #MaskUp where there are vulnerable people, like doctors' offices, pharmacies and supermarkets!

COVID Hospitalizations in NYC Apr 18: 36 Most recent 7-day average (4/28/2025): Citywide: 20, Per lakh: 1.67 Most recent complete 7-day average (4/21/2025): Citywide: 33, Per lakh: 2.75 Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data) COVID Cases in NYC Most recent 7-day average: (4/28/2025): Citywide: 292, Per lakh: 24.34 Most recent complete 7-day average: (4/21/2025): Citywide: 383, Per lakh: 31.93 Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
COVID Deaths in NYC Apr 15: 4 Most recent 7-day average: (4/28/2025): 1 Most recent complete 7-day average: (4/21/2025): 2 Total deaths in the most recent month: (April, 28 days): 42 Total deaths in the most recent 30 days with complete data (3/23/2025 - 4/21/2025): 53 Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
Influenza positive test results in NYC Highlights for week ending April 26, 2025 (Week 17) 1,352 specimens were positive for influenza, a 24% decrease from the previous week; 28% were positive for influenza 155 specimens were positive for RSV, a 18% decrease from the previous week. Influenza-like illness visits were at 4% of all weekly visits. There were two influenza-associated pediatric deaths reported this week. Season to date, a total of 12 influenza- There was one influenza outbreak reported from long-term care facilities this week. Season to date, a total of 143 Source PDF (source) (cache) Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data) RSV positive test results in NYC Source PDF (source) (cache) Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
Outpatient influenza-like illness visits in NYC by season For the week ending April 26, the curve representing 2024-2025 is around 4%, roughly the same as the rates for 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 for that week, and highter than the rates for 2020-2021 and 2021-2022.
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Robert Koch-Institut

📉 Wie in den Vorjahren ging die ARE-Aktivität mit den Osterferien zurück, jedoch muss mit verstärkten Schwankungen der Werte sowie mit Nachmeldungen gerechnet werden.

😷 Die #RSV-Welle 2025 endete in der 15. Kalenderwoche (KW). Sie begann Mitte Januar (3. KW) und dauerte insgesamt 13 Wochen.

🤧 Das ARE-Geschehen wird zunehmend durch Erkältungsviren wie Rhinoviren bestimmt.

📊 Mehr Daten und Fakten im ARE-Wochenbericht.
👉 edoc.rki.de/handle/176904/1267

Eine junge Frau in einem gelben Pullover steht vor einem lilafarbenen Hintergrund. Sie lächelt und zeigt mit ihrer rechten Hand auf ihre ausgestreckte linke Handfläche. Links oben im Bild steht in einem blauen Kasten: „Sie dauerte 13 Wochen – Die RSV-Welle in Deutschland ist beendet.“
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Angus Andrea Grieve-Smith

#Flu and #RSV seasons seem to be basically over in #NYC, and the current #COVID wave is abating! COVID death rates will hopefully be lower next month.

I'm switching to monitoring case and wastewater increases now, hoping if we have a summer #COVID19 wave it'll be small and short!

#COVIDIsNotOver as long as people are dying and going to the hospital for this disease, so I'll continue to #WearAMask in elevators, trains and buses. #MaskUp in doctors' offices, pharmacies and supermarkets!

COVID Hospitalizations in NYC Apr 19: 35 Most recent 7-day average (4/21/2025): Citywide: 26, Per lakh: 2.17 Most recent complete 7-day average (4/14/2025): Citywide: 33, Per lakh: 2.75 Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data) COVID Cases in NYC Most recent 7-day average: (4/21/2025): Citywide: 347, Per lakh: 28.93 Most recent complete 7-day average: (4/14/2025): Citywide: 439, Per lakh: 36.60 Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
COVID Deaths in NYC Apr 17: 5 Most recent 7-day average: (4/21/2025): 1 Most recent complete 7-day average: (4/14/2025): 2 Total deaths in the most recent month: (March, 31 days): 55 Total deaths in the most recent 30 days with complete data (3/16/2025 - 4/14/2025): 53 Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
Influenza positive test results in NYC Highlights for week ending April 19, 2025 (Week 16) 1,775 specimens were positive for influenza, a 27% decrease from the previous week; 22% were positive for influenza 189 specimens were positive for RSV, a 22% decrease from the previous week. Influenza-like illness visits were at 4% of all weekly visits. There were no influenza-associated pediatric deaths reported this week. Season to date, a total of ten influenza- There were three influenza outbreaks reported from long-term care facilities this week. Season to date, a total of 142 Source PDF (source) (cache) Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data) RSV positive test results in NYC Source PDF (source) (cache) Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
Outpatient influenza-like illness visits in NYC, by season The curve for 2024-2025 is about 4%, slightly less than the percentage in 2023-2024 and slightly more than 2022-2023.
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Ivi Choc

#FYI #USA #MicrobeTV #TWiV #ThisWeekInVirology #DanielGriffin #VincentRacaniello #measles #vaccinate #vaccines #ecoli #covid19 #covid #sarscov2 #RSV

TWiV 1210: Clinical update with Dr. Daniel Griffin week 17.04.2025

56000 confirmed fired federal workers. More than third of the cuts target health services, aiming to deliberately disrupt disease control and research as well as national and global human health services. #fascism #stopfascism #trump #musk #hostiletakeover

youtube.com/watch?v=BsQ_PprPbH4

YouTubeTWiV 1210: Clinical update with Dr. Daniel GriffinBy MicrobeTV
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Angus Andrea Grieve-Smith

#COVID cases and hospitalizations appear to be dropping in #NYC after a relatively small spring wave, while #flu and #RSV cases continue to drop!

Let's hope we'll get down to relatively low baselines on all three until the next wave. Do we dare to hope that we won't see a summer #COVID19 wave?

I'm back to in-person karaoke now, but until the combined hospitalizations are at truly negligeable rates, like below one per day, I'll continue to #WearAMask in elevators, trains and doctors' offices!

COVID Hospitalizations in NYC Apr 6: 45 Most recent 7-day average (4/14/2025): Citywide: 24, Per lakh: 2.00 Most recent complete 7-day average (4/7/2025): Citywide: 44, Per lakh: 3.67 Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data) COVID Cases in NYC Most recent 7-day average: (4/14/2025): Citywide: 405, Per lakh: 33.76 Most recent complete 7-day average: (4/7/2025): Citywide: 511, Per lakh: 42.60 Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
COVID Deaths in NYC Apr 9: 3 Most recent 7-day average: (4/14/2025): 1 Most recent complete 7-day average: (4/7/2025): 2 Total deaths in the most recent month: (March, 31 days): 52 Total deaths in the most recent 30 days with complete data (3/9/2025 - 4/7/2025): 51 Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
Influenza positive test results in NYC Highlights for week ending April 12, 2025 (Week 15) 2,437 specimens were positive for influenza, a 32% decrease from the previous week; 19% were positive for influenza 241 specimens were positive for RSV, a 28% decrease from the previous week. Influenza-like illness visits were at 5% of all weekly visits. There were no influenza-associated pediatric deaths reported this week. Season to date, a total of ten influenza- There were no influenza outbreaks reported from long-term care facilities this week. Season to date, a total of 139 Source PDF (source) (cache) Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data) RSV positive test results in NYC Source PDF (source) (cache) Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
Outpatient influenza-like illness visits in NYC by season The 2024-25 percentage is roughly matching the 2023-2024 percentage at this point in the season, and slightly higher than the 2022-2023 percentage.
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Angus Andrea Grieve-Smith

I wish I could say that #flu and #RSV cases were going down faster in #NYC, but I'm glad to see that they're still going down. No sign of an out-of-season wave or a shallow trough!

Let's hope that COVID rates will also go down, and we'll have a nice quiet, safe spring and summer for infectious disease transmission!

Influenza positive test results in NYC Highlights for week ending April 5, 2025 (Week 14) 3,566 specimens were positive for influenza, a 20% decrease from the previous week; 20% were positive for influenza 337 specimens were positive for RSV, a 18% decrease from the previous week. Influenza-like illness visits were at 5% of all weekly visits. There were no influenza-associated pediatric deaths reported this week. Season to date, a total of ten influenza- There were three influenza outbreaks reported from long-term care facilities this week. Season to date, a total of 139 Source PDF (source) (cache) Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data) RSV positive test results in NYC Source PDF (source) (cache) Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
Outpatient influenza-like illness visits in NYC by season As of April 5, 2025, the rate was about 5%, lower than it was a year ago, but still higher than in 2021, 2022 and 2023.
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Angus Andrea Grieve-Smith

COVID numbers are going up, but #flu and #RSV cases continue to drop in #NYC. We still don't have accurate hospitalization numbers for #influenza and #RSVirus here, but it looks like the overall risk of hospitalization and death from acute airborne infectious diseases is dropping.

I'm going to plan for indoor dining and singing, and maybe travel, but as long as this many people are dying and being hospitalized I'll #WearAMask in elevators, trains, doctor's offices, pharmacies and supermarkets!

Influenza positive test results in NYC Highlights for week ending March 29, 2025 (Week 13) 4,465 specimens were positive for influenza, a 18% decrease from the previous week; 23% were positive for influenza 409 specimens were positive for RSV, a 12% decrease from the previous week. Influenza-like illness visits were at 6% of all weekly visits. There was one influenza-associated pediatric death reported this week. Season to date, a total of ten influenza- There were three influenza outbreaks reported from long-term care facilities this week. Season to date, a total of 136 Source PDF (source) (cache) Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data) RSV positive test results in NYC Source PDF (source) (cache) Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
Outpatient influenza-like illness visits in NYC by season The curve drops fairly fast in February, but then much slower in March, finally dropping below the previous year's count in the week ending March 29,
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Angus Andrea Grieve-Smith

Cases of #flu and #RSV in #NYC continue to fall, a week or two later than they did last year. Unfortunately, cases and hospitalizatios of #COVID are going up.

I'm going to be pissed if we have a full-blown Spring #COVID19 wave and I have to start moving karaoke online, after months of not singing in person to avoid spreading #influenza and #RSVirus!

While there are meaningful numbers of people being hospitalized for airborne diseases, I #WearAMask in elevators, trains and doctors' offices!

COVID Hospitalizations in NYC Most recent 7-day average (3/24/2025): Citywide: 29, Per lakh: 2.42 Most recent complete 7-day average (3/17/2025): Citywide: 39, Per lakh: 3.25 Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data) COVID Cases in NYC Mar 20: 586 Most recent 7-day average: (3/24/2025): Citywide: 497, Per lakh: 41.43 Most recent complete 7-day average: (3/17/2025): Citywide: 576, Per lakh: 48.02 Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
COVID Deaths in NYC Mar 15: 4 Most recent 7-day average: (3/24/2025): 1 Most recent complete 7-day average: (3/17/2025): 2 Total deaths in the most recent month: (February, 28 days): 69 Total deaths in the most recent 30 days with complete data (2/16/2025 - 3/17/2025): 59 Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
Influenza positive test results in NYC Highlights for week ending March 22, 2025 (Week 12) 5,467 specimens were positive for influenza, a 13% decrease from the previous week; 26% were positive for influenza A 465 specimens were positive for RSV, a 15% decrease from the previous week. Influenza-like illness visits were at 6% of all weekly visits. There were no influenza-associated pediatric deaths reported this week. Season to date, a total of nine influenza- There were eight influenza outbreaks reported from long-term care facilities this week. Season to date, a total of 133 Source PDF (source) (cache) Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data) RSV positive test results in NYC Source PDF (source) (cache) Source New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (data)
Outpatient influenza-like illness visits in NYC by season
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Joop #LoCovid #NoPlanetB

#locovid #ABCovid
Wat denk jij als je in de supermarkt of bij de huisarts iemand met een mondkapje ziet?
- "Uitslover, corona is toch allang voorbij"
- "Iiiek, die heeft zeker een enge ziekte"
- "Wat een angsthaas"

Onzin! Die mensen beschermen zichzelf en hun medemensen eenvoudig tegen besmetting met airborne ziekteverwekkers, die tegenwoordig alomtegenwoordig zijn (#Covid19, #influenza, #RSV )

Vragen, twijfels? WHN heeft nu een uitstekende NL pagina met antwoorden: whn.global/ja-we-blijven-mondk

WHN · Ja, we blijven mondkapjes dragen—hier is waarom: Veel gestelde vragen beantwoord - WHNStel je een typische familiebijeenkomst voor vandaag de dag. De meeste mensen dragen nooit meer mondkapjes: kinderen rennen vrij rond, tantes en ooms babbelen over het weer, en slechts een enkeling kiest ervoor om een goed passend mondkapje te dragen. Al snel komen de vragen: “De pandemie is toch voorbij?” “Ben je nog niet klaar … Continued
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