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Covid peters out after taking out the 'low hanging fruit'
USA cases have plateaued and now starting to fall week on week
I agree Pboughton, speaking of 5 years the times is now reporting that the 5 year survival rate for cancer is going to fall due to 250,000 patients who were not referred to hospitals for urgent checks between April and June. Unlike covid where the average age of death is around 80 these deaths will likely be younger. It's an absolute scandal if you ask me. Also there's the fact that even now a&e is seeing less admissions so there are likely people who have died at home who didn't seek emergency treatment throughout the covid period.
It can happen as soon as people want it to - this was over in April, I'm really bored of shouting facts into the void since then - hopefully the general public realize that jobs, happiness, healthcare, education etc are much more important to life than hiding at home from a cold bug. Pretty sure regardless, once the furlough scheme ends Boris will only have a few choices, change the narrative to 'it's all safe we saved the UK and it went according to plan' (lies they royally screwed the pooch) or 'watch out for that second wave', at which point we will all be queuing for bread and this board will be desolate anyways.
More cases of people (in which you have to tell them they are actually ill, because they know full well they are not), is a very good thing, the average deaths being lower than 5 yr average for 7 weeks straight is amazing - but ohh noo, 'more (false) positive cases in healthy teenagers sparks fear around the world' thanks BBC.
A grand total of 3 people died of covid in UK yest under the new reporting framework, and this isn't due to the weekend being lower as the figure is based on Friday (though don't know if lower figures at weekends will still apply under new counting). This doesn't mean much when cine is mostly in USA but could still start to build sentiment in the UK over the next week when the numbers keep coming back low. The downside is more cases, however I think this will be like France and will mostly be in younger people etc, France's cases have gone up but hospitalizations still falling. I am in France atm and it feels like no-one is that concerned about covid compared to the UK, mostly wearing masks because they have to but a lot more people out and about, I hope this starts to happen in Uk soon too.