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It’d be good to know how many had AZ v Sinopharm in Seychelles and we’re in hospital

Link
www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2021/05/13/seychelles-most-vaccinated-nation-on-earth-but-covid-19-has-surged.html

www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/who-reviewing-seychelles-covid-19-data-after-fully-vaccinated-people-test-2021-05-11/
57% were given Sinopharm, 43% were givenAstraZeneca.
37 per cent of new active cases are people who are fully vaccinated, but they haven't said which vaccine was given. WHO suggested many of these infections were shortly after vaccination and that vaccinated people were getting a milder disease. The message about how long to wait post vaccination before being protected may have got lost.

"Both the ministry and the WHO stressed that the majority of those who tested positive had not been vaccinated or had only received one dose, that no one who had died had been fully vaccinated and that nearly all of those needing treatment for severe or critical cases were unvaccinated."

Also (from the CNBC link):

The ministry noted that, of the patients requiring hospital treatment, 80% had not been vaccinated and tended to be people with co-morbidities. It added that “almost all” of the critical and severe cases requiring intensive care treatment had not been vaccinated either. To date, none of the patients who have died with Covid-19 have been fully vaccinated, it said.

Thanks

but they haven't said which vaccine was given

This is part of love to know - of those in hospital, could be a useful bit of data on efficacy between vaccines in real world

www.usnews.com/news/world/articles/2021-05-15/italian-study-shows-covid-19-infections-deaths-plummeting-after-jabs?context=amp
""As of 35 days after the first dose, there is an 80% reduction in infections, 90% reduction in hospitalisations, and 95% reduction in deaths," the ISS said, adding that the same pattern was seen in both men and women regardless of age."
What's interesting here is that Pfizer and Moderns had 2 doses in that period and Astrazeneca had one. Has anyone seen the detailed report? I wonder if this is in fact more proof that a longer delay is better, with the body building immunity still in that period regardless of the second vaccine rather than because of it.

Zoe is down again - 2,403 estimated daily symptomatic cases today vs 2,602 cases yesterday.

body building immunity

Is it any sort of body building that we can do, or is it a by product of the steroids that helps? I'd not heard about this, you'd've thought they'd've kept the gyms open!

@MarshaBradyo

Thanks

but they haven't said which vaccine was given

This is part of love to know - of those in hospital, could be a useful bit of data on efficacy between vaccines in real world

www.globaltimes.cn/page/202105/1223207.shtml This is interesting. 18-60yo were given Sinopharm, 60+ had Covishield (Astra) and their conversation is really focused on the 18-60 and single dose vaccinated. I had a look here and they had two big rushes of vaccination, with only about 10% in the last few weeks: ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations (click add country to add Seychelles to the charts). The high proportion with single vaccine and young people may hopefully mean no issues with Sinopharm just people assuming protection too soon.

Cases rising in my area (SE London).

@Thefourbells

Cases rising in my area (SE London).

By much?

-20 from last week here, still SE London

Interesting thanks MRex

Overall London numbers have been surprisingly flat ('ish), even though the Indian variant must have already taken over from the Kent one.

There may be small fluctuations by borough (e.g. Greenwich has gone up slightly very recently - probably due to a school outbreak and/or LFT testing) but comparing to Bolton it is not yet the course for concern.

The one borough worth keeping an eye on is Hounslow. It is not yet clear whether cases there are rising or plateauing.

@sirfredfredgeorge

body building immunity

Is it any sort of body building that we can do, or is it a by product of the steroids that helps? I'd not heard about this, you'd've thought they'd've kept the gyms open!

I take it that doesn't include eating crisps on the sofa? I'm building something...not sure it's all muscle 🤔

looking at bolton I thought it might have peaked but not yet. At least it seems to be not running away with it.

Specimen dates
9th 111
10th 147
11th 143
12th 146
13th 95
14th 131
15th 19

By much?

Up 59 cases from last week.

@Thefourbells

By much?

Up 59 cases from last week.

Can you say which borough?

As I say I’m SE London and still dropping here.

Actually don’t worry Googling numbers

Hounslow experienced the highest rise in cases, up 35.2 per cent from 87 to 119

While Sutton saw the biggest relative fall in coronavirus cases, with a fall of 46.32 per cent from 39 to 21.

Up 59 cases from last week.

Which SE London Borough is that? As pp said, the only one I can see with any increase is Greenwich, and that's a much smaller increase.

Lewisham! Maybe my app is wrong. I'm looking at the zoe one.

SE looks low-ish

NW London is higher

I don’t know how Zoe works but I use the BBC site which is +3 and Southwark -20 in last week

+3 for Lewisham that is

Sorry, it was actually 35! Not sure where I got 59 from

Lewisham! Maybe my app is wrong. I'm looking at the zoe one.

Ah, I'm looking at the BBC. Zoe is possibly more up to date, the BBC's figures are for the week to 10 May, when Lewisham had +3 on the previous week, rate 14 per 100,000 people.