Posted on Aug 12, 2021
Confirmed: COVID Fatality Rate Hits Lowest Level on Record Despite Delta's Spread
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We’ve been hearing a lot about the delta variant lately, and it’s no surprise to see COVID-related fears flaring up again.
Everyone’s asking how this variant might affect them if they are unfortunate enough to catch it — with or without a vaccine or natural antibodies already inside them — and it seems like the answers keep coming in a more confusing way each time.
But it’s important to note some other key info surrounding the coronavirus that has consumed nearly a year-and-a-half of our lives, particularly the fatality rate we heard so much about in the past.
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We’ve been hearing a lot about the delta variant lately, and it’s no surprise to see COVID-related fears flaring up again.
Everyone’s asking how this variant might affect them if they are unfortunate enough to catch it — with or without a vaccine or natural antibodies already inside them — and it seems like the answers keep coming in a more confusing way each time.
But it’s important to note some other key info surrounding the coronavirus that has consumed nearly a year-and-a-half of our lives, particularly the fatality rate we heard so much about in the past.
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It seems we’re hearing less and less about it now than we did before, however.
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Our World in Data is a good source for many of your COVID-related statistical needs.
From its graphs, adjustable variables, easy-to-interpret illustrations, etc., you can learn more about many things — ranging from the fatality rate in the U.S, to the number of fully vaccinated persons and the number of confirmed cases or variants in the country (just to name a few).
The source also invites you to compare numbers between nations — or look at how another individual country is faring in terms of its COVID-19 data.
In any case, as we adjust the COVID-19 Data Explorer to display the fatality rate in the United States, we see a sharp decline beginning around July 15 — a decline taking us from 2.29 percent to around 0.70 percent as of Tuesday.
Everyone’s asking how this variant might affect them if they are unfortunate enough to catch it — with or without a vaccine or natural antibodies already inside them — and it seems like the answers keep coming in a more confusing way each time.
But it’s important to note some other key info surrounding the coronavirus that has consumed nearly a year-and-a-half of our lives, particularly the fatality rate we heard so much about in the past.
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We’ve been hearing a lot about the delta variant lately, and it’s no surprise to see COVID-related fears flaring up again.
Everyone’s asking how this variant might affect them if they are unfortunate enough to catch it — with or without a vaccine or natural antibodies already inside them — and it seems like the answers keep coming in a more confusing way each time.
But it’s important to note some other key info surrounding the coronavirus that has consumed nearly a year-and-a-half of our lives, particularly the fatality rate we heard so much about in the past.
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It seems we’re hearing less and less about it now than we did before, however.
take our poll - story continues below
Do you think Cubans are fighting for healthcare or freedom from Communism?
Why is that?
Our World in Data is a good source for many of your COVID-related statistical needs.
From its graphs, adjustable variables, easy-to-interpret illustrations, etc., you can learn more about many things — ranging from the fatality rate in the U.S, to the number of fully vaccinated persons and the number of confirmed cases or variants in the country (just to name a few).
The source also invites you to compare numbers between nations — or look at how another individual country is faring in terms of its COVID-19 data.
In any case, as we adjust the COVID-19 Data Explorer to display the fatality rate in the United States, we see a sharp decline beginning around July 15 — a decline taking us from 2.29 percent to around 0.70 percent as of Tuesday.
Confirmed: COVID Fatality Rate Hits Lowest Level on Record Despite Delta's Spread
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This is good news. The answer is simple the narrative created by the current administration is about CONTROL. It needs control in order to separate this nation and destroy any opportunity at relief.
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It is odd we are in a huge problem during the summer.
In North Texas, Hospitals are full and there maybe elective surgeries shut down as help is needed on the Hospitals main campuses.
The vaccine/s will help minimize the variant. But this virus and other flu viruses can be deadly to the elderly, the very young and those with pre-existing conditions. It is rumored we will get over this spike of increased cases in a month. I would be happy with a two month limit.
There was a reason the US government shut down all research into this type of virus. It mutates too quickly. The Wuhan lab continued. Was that before or after the 400 million of American tax payer monies?
In North Texas, Hospitals are full and there maybe elective surgeries shut down as help is needed on the Hospitals main campuses.
The vaccine/s will help minimize the variant. But this virus and other flu viruses can be deadly to the elderly, the very young and those with pre-existing conditions. It is rumored we will get over this spike of increased cases in a month. I would be happy with a two month limit.
There was a reason the US government shut down all research into this type of virus. It mutates too quickly. The Wuhan lab continued. Was that before or after the 400 million of American tax payer monies?
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