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COVID-19 hospitalizations in the United States could reach a new record high by Friday.
Hospitalizations have spiked in recent weeks to almost 123,000 as the more infectious but probably less deadly Omicron variant takes its place as the dominant strain of the virus.
The record currently stands at around 132,000. Hospitals are being overloaded as cases flood in and infected health care workers are forced to call off. Even as hospitalizations from the virus increase, though, deaths remain steady.
Additionally, many analysts have expressed concerns that hospitalization numbers are overinflated. Data released Friday by New York Gov. Kathy Hochul revealed that for more than half of the COVID patients in New York City hospitals, “COVID was not included as one of the reasons for admission,” Fox News reported.
In other words, it is likely that many of these patients were admitted to the hospital for reasons entirely unrelated to COVID and then just happened to test positive. However, NBC New York reports that although this data suggests Omicron is a “milder” strain, only “people who are fully vaccinated” should feel reassured.
The number of COVID-19 patients in the Cincinnati area’s hospitals hit the highest level
in a year Thursday as the positivity rate for new COVID-19 tests also hit a new record at 30.1%.
On Friday, the number of new cases per 100,000 residents, as measured by a 7-day moving average, rose to hit new pandemic records in the region’s biggest counties,
capping a week — when new records were set in each county on every day but one.
The region’s reported death toll also rose by more than 50 people in a single day.
Meanwhile, Ohio has broken its daily COVID-19 hospitalization record for 10 days straight.
As of Friday, there were 6,570 Ohioans with the virus being treated in Ohio hospitals.
The pressure on the Cincinnati area’s 40 hospitals came at the end of a week that started with three local health systems saying Monday they were postponing or limiting some elective surgeries due to the latest COVID-19 surge. The hospitals used the same tactic
in the spring of 2020 in the first wave of the pandemic to keep the health systems from crashing.
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The pandemic is forcing more hospitals across the state to limit some surgeries,
Ohio health officials said at a briefing Friday morning. The hospitals that made the shift midweek included Premier Health, which operates Atrium Medical Center in Middletown, and Kettering Health System, which operates Kettering Health Hamilton.
The surge in cases is due to the more contagious omicron variant of the novel coronavirus.
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The city of Cincinnati declared a state of emergency on Dec. 29 because of a lack of fire department staffing. Gov. Mike DeWine that same day mobilized another 1,250 members of the Ohio National Guard to help at the state’s hospitals. , as the more contagious but less dangerous omicron variant of the novel coronavirus takes hold in the state.
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A total of 4,606 residents of the 16-county region have been reported as dying of
COVID-19, an Enquirer analysis shows. A total of 402,301 cases of the illness have been reported. That number may not reflect the full picture because some people have had the disease more than once – and an untold number of infections aren’t in the total because they were discovered by people using in-home tests and were not reported to health officials.
What’s happening in Cincinnati hospitals
Roughly 27% of all patients in local hospitals right now have COVID-19.
Regional hospitals continue to define their strain using the terms: “critical operations.”
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As of Thursday, the last date for which data is publicly available, the Cincinnati region’s
40 hospitals had the highest number of COVID-19 cases since January 2021 with 862 patients (182 in intensive care and 129 on ventilators). Of the region’s 513 intensive care beds, 102% were full, according to the Health Collaborative’s Situational Dashboard. That means that 10 additional beds had to be converted into ICU beds. Meanwhile; 97% of the region’s roughly 2,500 medical-surgical beds were full.
What’s happening with infections?
The rate at which the novel coronavirus is reproducing locally indicates there is community spread of the contagion.
The situational dashboard reports the R naught, a value that measures spread, for the region and individual areas of it for the last seven days. Thursday’s reading for the region was 1.42, according to the Health Collaborative’s Situational Dashboard. In Hamilton County, it was 1.4. Any reading over 1 indicates community spread of the virus.
A total of 4,606 residents of the 16-county region have been reported as dying of
COVID-19, an Enquirer analysis shows. A total of 402,301 cases of the illness have been reported. That number may not reflect the full picture because some people have had the disease more than once – and an untold number of infections aren’t in the total because they were discovered by people using in-home tests and were not reported to health officials.
As omicron causes more breakthrough cases, here’s what you should know (WDTN)
Counties with highest COVID-19 infection rates in Ohio (msn.com)
Titus Wu of the USA TODAY Network’s Ohio Bureau contributed to this report.
This article originally appeared in the Cincinnati Enquirer: The Surge: COVID-19 cases break records in Cincinnati; Ohio hospitalizations soar
Strain, frustration as COVID-19 infections surge
‘The next variant is just around the corner’:
Experts warn the world’s at risk until all are vaccinated (msn.com)
What to know about catching covid and flu at the same time – Bing
MSN
50k Ohio kids tested positive for COVID in Dec. 2021 (msn.com)
COVID Live – Coronavirus Statistics – Worldometer (worldometers.info)
World Covid-19 tracker: Latest cases and deaths by country (cnn.com)
COVID-19 Map – Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center (jhu.edu)
Tracking – Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center (jhu.edu)
Coronavirus United States – live map tracker from Microsoft Bing
Covid tracker – Covid-19 Coronavirus Tracker
COVID-19 Corona Tracker
National Guard to open two COVID-19 testing sites in southwest Ohio.
Strain, frustration as COVID-19 infections surge
As cases of post-COVID vaccine myocarditis explode, especially among teen boys, doctors say public health officials’ claims that the heart problem is “mild” are a “frightening lie.”
Children at Risk for Lifelong Health Problems From COVID Vaccine •
Children’s Health Defense (children’s health defense.org)
2200-H2F! As I have been reflecting on how I have managed pain over the last 16 years without the use of medications, I have also been working on meditation and calming the mind.
If you need a little peace, if you need to distress, if you need to let go of anger, let go of resentment, deal with physical pain, or if you suffer from ADHD and just need to calm the chaos in your mind …. this is a short video at 6m 41s that can help!
Remove distractions, sit tall, focus on your breath, visualize light entering in through your nose as you breathe in and the negative energy leaving your body as you exhale through your mouth.
If you have physical pain, you can put one hand on the area and visualize the negative energy from that pain moving from the area into your hand… and then let it go, shake it out, and throw it away.
Be amazed at what your body can do when your mind will allow it.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IXQwlLYTk3o&feature=youtu.be
COVID-Positive Nurses Are in Our Hospitals.
But Biden’s Mandate Forbids Unvaccinated Ones.
USA Today via Yahoo! News reported:
https://www.yahoo.com/now/covid-positive-nurses-hospitals-bidens-100122169.html
The Biden administration has consistently portrayed vaccines as a pandemic panacea.
In July, Biden promised, “You’re not going to get COVID if you have these vaccinations.”
Biden vastly overstated vaccine efficacy in part because the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had ceased to count the vast majority of breakthrough infections several months earlier. The Washington Post reported that the CDC’s “overly rosy assessments of the vaccines’ effectiveness against Delta…may have lulled Americans into a false sense of security.”
Across the nation, thousands of health care workers have been fired for refusing to get injected, including many who have natural immunity after surviving COVID-19 infections.
According to the Biden administration’s policies, it is better for hospital patients to be treated by COVID-positive nurses and workers (whose COVID-19 vaccinations failed to safeguard them from the virus) than by unvaccinated nurses with no COVID.
Biden slams ‘defeated President’ Trump for saying November 3 was the ‘real’ insurrection:
‘Can you think of a more twisted way to look at this country?’
Biden unleashes a year’s worth of anger at Trump in Jan. 6 speech, blasting him as an undemocratic liar
Millions could lose Medicaid coverage just as omicron surges — if Biden doesn’t act
More patients are getting COVID-19 during hospital stays.
Experts worry it’s because infected healthcare workers are sick on the job.
How historians view Trump – and how Trump sees himself.
How Do Pfizer’s and Merck’s COVID Pills Work?
Graphene in covid 19 vaccine – Bing video
COVID vaccine mandate news: Vaccination requirements to start next week
What we know so far about IHU COVID-19 variant symptoms
US hospitals seeing different kind of COVID surge this time
Experts Weigh in on Flu-rona Co Infection Cases – YouTube
Surefire Signs Omicron is in Your Body (msn.com)
The #1 Cause of COVID-19, According to Science
Conspiracy theorist Doug Kuzma dies from COVID
Duterte wants unvaccinated jailed as COVID rate hits record high
You can do most of the LCCC treatment
(recommended on the AFLDS.org website) at home.
Quercetin is over the counter
So’s the Vitamin C and Vitamin D.
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NO VACCINES HAVE EVER BEEN SAFE
States are scrambling to keep up with an increase in hospitalizations and the demand for testing (msn.com)
https://odysee.com/@Justice_League_Odysee:d/DrSVaccines:8
https://odysee.com/@WiseElephant:e/Smallpox-Illusions—Suzanne-Humphries-MD:9
4th COVID Booster Shot Could Cause ‘Immune System Fatigue,’ Scientists Say •
Children’s Health Defense (children’s health defense.org)
Will The Covid Generation Forgive Us for Allowing State-Mandated Child Abuse? (thegatewaypundit.com)
Covid-19 cases will ‘peak in the next couple of weeks’ before dropping off in February, top health expert says (msn.com)
This is 1%, and not even counted as injected in their “official publication”!
As Trump stated, “Nobody dies after taking the Vaccines”???
https://www.bitchute.com/video/L3soYswSUwnx/
Fully Vaccinated Are Super Spreaders of COVID Virus Shows Ontario Data
The pandemic is changing. Will omicron bring a ‘new normal’ for COVID-19?
Experts Explain Why These Cold Symptoms Are Clues of an Omicron Infection
‘Quite a bombshell’: Public health officials left scrambling after new CDC rules
How many children have died from the Omicron covid-19 variant?
9 big questions about Omicron explained (nationalgeographic.com)
COVID: new ‘Deltacron’ coronavirus variant discovered in Cyprus
Here are the symptoms of flu-rona and how to tell if you have it
Will COVID-19 plague us forever? Here’s what the experts say
Virus Expert Just Predicted When This Surge May End
States Where COVID-19 Cases Are Climbing Fastest
Biden’s ‘Build Back Better’ will raise energy prices
Omicron, as anticipated – YouTube
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