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Zantie
Zantie
@zantie.bsky.social
6 days ago
Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a moderate amount, new hospital admissions are increasing a moderate amount, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a marginal amount, and deaths are steady. For influenza, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a marginal amount, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are decreasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are increasing greatly.

Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a moderate amount, new hospital admissions are increasing a moderate amount, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a marginal amount, and deaths are steady. For influenza, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a marginal amount, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are decreasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are increasing greatly.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is 0 percent which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 1 percent which is trending 53.8 percent higher than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of March 8 and ending March 29; 0.69 percent, 0.81 percent, and 0.71 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is 0 percent which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 1 percent which is trending 53.8 percent higher than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of March 8 and ending March 29; 0.69 percent, 0.81 percent, and 0.71 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.2 percent which is trending 25 percent higher than the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of March 8 and ending March 29; 0.21 percent, 0.16 percent, 0.16 percent, and 0.20 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.2 percent which is trending 25 percent higher than the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of March 8 and ending March 29; 0.21 percent, 0.16 percent, 0.16 percent, and 0.20 percent.

Weekly update of #RespiratoryIllness activity in #WashingtonState including #COVID-19 #Influenza and #RSV

Metric | COVID | FLU | RSV
% Pos. {King} | down | down | down
% ED Visits | up | up | down
Hosp. ADM | up | down | down
Hosp.+ICU | up | down | down

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Zantie
Zantie
@zantie.bsky.social
1 week ago
Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are increasing a moderate amount, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a moderate amount, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are decreasing. For influenza, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing a moderate amount, and deaths are decreasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a marginal amount, and deaths are decreasing.

Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are increasing a moderate amount, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a moderate amount, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are decreasing. For influenza, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing a moderate amount, and deaths are decreasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a marginal amount, and deaths are decreasing.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is 0 percent which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 0.7 percent which is trending 44.4 percent lower than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of March 1 and ending March 22; 0.51 percent, 0.86 percent, and 1.16 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is 0 percent which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 0.7 percent which is trending 44.4 percent lower than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of March 1 and ending March 22; 0.51 percent, 0.86 percent, and 1.16 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.2 percent which is trending 33.3 percent higher than the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of March 1 and ending March 22; 0.18 percent, 0.21 percent, 0.15 percent, and 0.20 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.2 percent which is trending 33.3 percent higher than the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of March 1 and ending March 22; 0.18 percent, 0.21 percent, 0.15 percent, and 0.20 percent.

Weekly update of #RespiratoryIllness activity in #WashingtonState including #COVID-19 #Influenza and #RSV

Metric | COVID | FLU | RSV
% Pos. {King} | up | down | down
% ED Visits | up | down | down
Hosp. ADM | down | down | down
Hosp.+ICU | down | down | up

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Zantie
Zantie
@zantie.bsky.social
2 weeks ago
Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are increasing greatly, percent of emergency department visits are steady, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are steady. For influenza, percent of tests positive are decreasing a moderate amount, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing a moderate amount, and deaths are increasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a moderate amount, and deaths are increasing.

Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are increasing greatly, percent of emergency department visits are steady, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are steady. For influenza, percent of tests positive are decreasing a moderate amount, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing a moderate amount, and deaths are increasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a moderate amount, and deaths are increasing.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is 0 percent which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 1.2 percent which is trending 31.5 percent higher than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of February 22 and ending March 15; 0.72 percent, 0.51 percent, and 0.86 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is 0 percent which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 1.2 percent which is trending 31.5 percent higher than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of February 22 and ending March 15; 0.72 percent, 0.51 percent, and 0.86 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.2 percent which is unchanged from the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of February 22 and ending March 15; 0.21 percent, 0.17 percent, 0.20 percent, and 0.20 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.2 percent which is unchanged from the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of February 22 and ending March 15; 0.21 percent, 0.17 percent, 0.20 percent, and 0.20 percent.

Weekly update of #RespiratoryIllness activity in #WashingtonState including #COVID-19 #Influenza and #RSV

Metric | COVID | FLU | RSV
% Pos. {King} | up | down | down
% ED Visits | steady | down | down
Hosp. ADM | down | down | down
Hosp.+ICU | down | down | up

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Zantie
Zantie
@zantie.bsky.social
3 weeks ago
Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are decreasing a moderate amount, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a moderate amount, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a marginal amount, and deaths are decreasing. For influenza, percent of tests positive are increasing a marginal amount, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are decreasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a marginal amount, and deaths are increasing.

Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are decreasing a moderate amount, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a moderate amount, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a marginal amount, and deaths are decreasing. For influenza, percent of tests positive are increasing a marginal amount, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are decreasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a marginal amount, and deaths are increasing.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is 0 percent which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 0.9 percent which is trending 14.1 percent higher than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of February 15 and ending March 8; 1.02 percent, 0.71 percent, and 0.48 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is 0 percent which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 0.9 percent which is trending 14.1 percent higher than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of February 15 and ending March 8; 1.02 percent, 0.71 percent, and 0.48 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.2 percent which is trending 25 percent higher than the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of February 15 and ending March 8; 0.29 percent, 0.21 percent, 0.16 percent, and 0.20 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.2 percent which is trending 25 percent higher than the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of February 15 and ending March 8; 0.29 percent, 0.21 percent, 0.16 percent, and 0.20 percent.

Weekly update of #RespiratoryIllness activity in #WashingtonState including #COVID-19 #Influenza and #RSV

Metric | COVID | FLU | RSV
% Pos. {King} | down | up | down
% ED Visits | up | down | down
Hosp. ADM | down | down | down
Hosp.+ICU | up | down | up

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Zantie
Zantie
@zantie.bsky.social
1 month ago
Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are not available, percent of emergency department visits are steady, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a marginal amount, and deaths are increasing. For influenza, percent of tests positive are not available, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are increasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are steady, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are decreasing.

Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are not available, percent of emergency department visits are steady, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a marginal amount, and deaths are increasing. For influenza, percent of tests positive are not available, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are increasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are steady, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are decreasing.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is 0 percent which is unchanged from the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 0.8 percent which is trending 24.3 percent lower than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of February 8 and ending March 1; 1.18 percent, 1.05 percent, and 0.00 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is 0 percent which is unchanged from the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 0.8 percent which is trending 24.3 percent lower than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of February 8 and ending March 1; 1.18 percent, 1.05 percent, and 0.00 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.2 percent which is unchanged from the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of February 8 and ending March 1; 0.33 percent, 0.28 percent, 0.20 percent, and 0.20 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.2 percent which is unchanged from the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of February 8 and ending March 1; 0.33 percent, 0.28 percent, 0.20 percent, and 0.20 percent.

Weekly update of #RespiratoryIllness activity in #WashingtonState including #COVID-19 #Influenza and #RSV

Metric | COVID | FLU | RSV
% Pos. {King} | n/a | n/a | n/a
% ED Visits | steady | down | down
Hosp. ADM | down | down | down
Hosp.+ICU | up | down | down

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Ecraid
Ecraid
@ecraid.bsky.social
1 month ago

@ec.europa.eu @scienceinnovation.ec.europa.eu
@erc.europa.eu @vcstx.bsky.social @horizoneu.bsky.social @oxprimarycare.bsky.social @ecrin.bsky.social @lenniederde.bsky.social #horizon2020 #horizoneurope
#respiratoryillness #Flu #ClinicalResearch #pandemicpreparedness

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JonSam
JonSam
@jonsam1961b.bsky.social
1 month ago
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Obscure Respiratory Illness Detected In NJ: What To Know There's been nearly a four percent increase in positive tests for the virus compared to last year in New Jersey, data shows.

Obscure Respiratory Illness Detected In NJ: What To Know

Joining the likes of RSV, COVID, and influenza this season in New Jersey is a little-known respiratory illness called human metapneumovirus (HMPV).

tinyurl.com/2ta5n6ju

#Health
#NewJersey
#RespiratoryIllness

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JonSam
JonSam
@jonsam1961b.bsky.social
1 month ago
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Obscure Respiratory Illness Detected In NJ: What To Know There's been nearly a four percent increase in positive tests for the virus compared to last year in New Jersey, data shows.

Obscure Respiratory Illness Detected In NJ: What To Know

There's been nearly a four percent increase in positive tests for the virus compared to last year in New Jersey, data shows.

tinyurl.com/2ta5n6ju

#Health
#NewJersey
#RespiratoryIllness

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Zantie
Zantie
@zantie.bsky.social
1 month ago
Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are decreasing greatly, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing a moderate amount, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing a moderate amount, and deaths are decreasing. For influenza, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are decreasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are increasing a moderate amount, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are decreasing.

Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are decreasing greatly, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing a moderate amount, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing a moderate amount, and deaths are decreasing. For influenza, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are decreasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are increasing a moderate amount, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are decreasing.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is 0.41 percent which is trending 61 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 1 percent which is trending 21.2 percent higher than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of February 1 and ending February 22; 0.67 percent, 1.18 percent, and 1.05 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is 0.41 percent which is trending 61 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 1 percent which is trending 21.2 percent higher than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of February 1 and ending February 22; 0.67 percent, 1.18 percent, and 1.05 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.2 percent which is trending 25.9 percent lower than the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of February 1 and ending February 22; 0.30 percent, 0.33 percent, 0.27 percent, and 0.20 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.2 percent which is trending 25.9 percent lower than the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of February 1 and ending February 22; 0.30 percent, 0.33 percent, 0.27 percent, and 0.20 percent.

Weekly update of #RespiratoryIllness activity in #WashingtonState including #COVID-19 and #Influenza

Metric | #COVID | #FLU | #RSV
% Pos. {King} | down | down | up
% ED Visits | down | down | down
Hosp. ADM | down | down | down
Hosp.Bed+ICU| down | down | down

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Paul Macdonald
Paul Macdonald
@paulmac.bsky.social
1 month ago
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Valuing wildfire smoke–related mortality benefits from climate mitigation | PNAS Human-induced climate change has increased wildfire risks, associated air pollution, and health damages in North America. Despite its large potenti...

CAUSED AND/OR AMPLIFIED/INTENSIFIED BY HUMANS BURNING FOSSIL FUELS

#Oil
#Coal
#Gas

www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...

#Health
#Fire
#AirPollution
#ToxicSmoke
#RespiratoryIllness
#Death
#Grief
#Trauma
#FossilFuelPollution
#AnthropogenicGlobalWarming

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Paul Macdonald
Paul Macdonald
@paulmac.bsky.social
1 month ago
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Valuing wildfire smoke–related mortality benefits from climate mitigation | PNAS Human-induced climate change has increased wildfire risks, associated air pollution, and health damages in North America. Despite its large potenti...

CAUSED AND/OR AMPLIFIED/INTENSIFIED BY HUMANS BURNING FOSSIL FUELS

#Oil
#Coal
#Gas

www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...

#Fire
#Health
#AirPollution
#ToxicSmoke
#RespiratoryIllness
#Death
#Grief
#Trauma
#FossilFuelPollution
#AnthropogenicGlobalWarming

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Paul Macdonald
Paul Macdonald
@paulmac.bsky.social
1 month ago

CAUSED AND/OR AMPLIFIED/INTENSIFIED BY HUMANS BURNING FOSSIL FUELS

#Oil
#Coal
#Gas

bsky.app/profile/scie...

phys.org/news/2026-03...

www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...

#Fire
#Health
#AirPollution
#ToxicSmoke
#RespiratoryIllness
#Death
#Grief
#Trauma
#FossilFuelPollution
#AnthropogenicGlobalWarming

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Paul Macdonald
Paul Macdonald
@paulmac.bsky.social
1 month ago

CAUSED AND/OR AMPLIFIED/INTENSIFIED BY HUMANS BURNING FOSSIL FUELS

#Oil
#Coal
#Gas

bsky.app/profile/scie...

phys.org/news/2026-03...

www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...

#Fire
#Health
#AirPollution
#ToxicSmoke
#RespiratoryIllness
#Death
#Grief
#Trauma
#FossilFuelPollution
#AnthropogenicGlobalWarming

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Zantie
Zantie
@zantie.bsky.social
1 month ago
Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are decreasing a moderate amount, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are steady. For influenza, percent of tests positive are increasing a marginal amount, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are increasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are increasing a marginal amount, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a marginal amount, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are increasing.

Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are decreasing a moderate amount, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are steady. For influenza, percent of tests positive are increasing a marginal amount, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are increasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are increasing a marginal amount, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a marginal amount, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are increasing.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is percent which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 0.9 percent which is trending 88.9 percent higher than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of January 25 and ending February 15; 0.92 percent, 0.87 percent, and 0.62 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is percent which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 0.9 percent which is trending 88.9 percent higher than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of January 25 and ending February 15; 0.92 percent, 0.87 percent, and 0.62 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.3 percent which is trending 6.3 percent lower than the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of January 25 and ending February 15; 0.27 percent, 0.29 percent, 0.32 percent, and 0.30 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.3 percent which is trending 6.3 percent lower than the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of January 25 and ending February 15; 0.27 percent, 0.29 percent, 0.32 percent, and 0.30 percent.

Weekly update of #RespiratoryIllness activity in #WashingtonState including #COVID-19 and #Influenza

Metric | #COVID | #FLU | #RSV
% Pos. {King} | down | up | up
% ED Visits | down | down | up
Hosp. ADM | down | down | down
Hosp.Bed+ICU| down | down | down

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Family Voices of Alabama
Family Voices of Alabama
@familyvoicesal.bsky.social
1 month ago
Newsletters

"Like the common cold, RSV is a contagious respiratory illness. Almost all children in the United States get RSV by their second birthday. Most parents may not realize it because of how similar the two conditions are. "

#Cold #RSV #RespiratoryIllness

www.webmdhealth.com/!newsletters...

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Citizen Portal News Massachusetts
Citizen Portal News Massachusetts
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1 month ago
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Nantucket Board hears wastewater surveillance data on opioids and respiratory spikes; town dashboard released Town staff unveiled a wastewater surveillance dashboard tracking high‑risk substances and respiratory pathogens; Rocky said the program aims to help partners intervene early, cited 19 overdose deaths on Nantucket from 2016–2023 and a $30,000 annual cost, and noted respiratory spikes detected in wastewater preceded observed community flu increases.

Nantucket's new wastewater surveillance dashboard reveals alarming spikes in opioids and respiratory illnesses, providing critical data for early intervention.

Get the details!

#NantucketCounty #MA #CitizenPortal #PublicHealth #SubstanceAbuse #RespiratoryIllness

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Paul Macdonald
Paul Macdonald
@paulmac.bsky.social
1 month ago
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Residents in Australia's Victoria state urged to evacuate as bushfire rages Mountainous terrain is making it difficult for firefighters to battle the blaze from the ground, the ABC reported.

CAUSED AND/OR AMPLIFIED/INTENSIFIED BY HUMANS BURNING FOSSIL FUELS

#Oil
#Coal
#Gas

www.rnz.co.nz/news/world/5...

#Fire
#Drought
#TemperatureAnomalies
#Health
#AirPollution
#ToxicSmoke
#RespiratoryIllness
#Alzheimers
#BiodiversityLoss
#Extinction
#FossilFuelPollution
#AnthropogenicGlobalWarming

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Zantie
Zantie
@zantie.bsky.social
1 month ago
Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are steady, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are decreasing. For influenza, percent of tests positive are decreasing a moderate amount, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are increasing greatly, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are decreasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are steady.

Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are steady, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are decreasing. For influenza, percent of tests positive are decreasing a moderate amount, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are increasing greatly, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are decreasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are steady.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is percent which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 0.5 percent which is trending 51.6 percent lower than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of January 18 and ending February 8; 0.67 percent, 0.92 percent, and 0.87 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is percent which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 0.5 percent which is trending 51.6 percent lower than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of January 18 and ending February 8; 0.67 percent, 0.92 percent, and 0.87 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.29 percent which is unchanged from the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of January 18 and ending February 8; 0.27 percent, 0.27 percent, 0.29 percent, and 0.29 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.29 percent which is unchanged from the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of January 18 and ending February 8; 0.27 percent, 0.27 percent, 0.29 percent, and 0.29 percent.

Weekly update of #RespiratoryIllness activity in #WashingtonState including #COVID-19 and #Influenza

Metric | #COVID | #FLU | #RSV
% Pos. {King} | down | down | down
% ED Visits | steady| down | down
Hosp. ADM | down | up | down
Hosp.Bed+ICU| down | down | down

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Paul Macdonald
Paul Macdonald
@paulmac.bsky.social
2 months ago
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What repealing the ‘endangerment finding’ means for public health The EPA has scrapped a rule stating that climate change harms human health. Here’s what that could mean

www.scientificamerican.com/article/what...

#Health
#AirPollution
#Fire
#ToxicSmoke
#MentalHealth
#ChildhoodDevelopment
#RespiratoryIllness
#Dementia
#Alzheimers
#HeatStroke
#Food
#Nutrients
#Water
#Death
#Grief
#Trauma
#HumanDisplacement
#FossilFuelPollution
#AnthropogenicGlobalWarming

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Zantie
Zantie
@zantie.bsky.social
2 months ago
Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are increasing a moderate amount, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a marginal amount, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a marginal amount, and deaths are increasing. For influenza, percent of tests positive are increasing a marginal amount, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are increasing greatly, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a moderate amount, and deaths are increasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are decreasing a moderate amount, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are increasing greatly, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are steady.

Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are increasing a moderate amount, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a marginal amount, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a marginal amount, and deaths are increasing. For influenza, percent of tests positive are increasing a marginal amount, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are increasing greatly, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a moderate amount, and deaths are increasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are decreasing a moderate amount, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are increasing greatly, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are steady.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is percent which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 0.9 percent which is trending 52.5 percent higher than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of January 11 and ending February 1; 0.74 percent, 0.67 percent, and 0.92 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is percent which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 0.9 percent which is trending 52.5 percent higher than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of January 11 and ending February 1; 0.74 percent, 0.67 percent, and 0.92 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.29 percent which is trending 16 percent higher than the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of January 11 and ending February 1; 0.25 percent, 0.26 percent, 0.25 percent, and 0.29 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.29 percent which is trending 16 percent higher than the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of January 11 and ending February 1; 0.25 percent, 0.26 percent, 0.25 percent, and 0.29 percent.

Weekly update of #RespiratoryIllness activity in #WashingtonState including #COVID-19 and #Influenza

Metric | #COVID | #FLU | #RSV
% Pos. {King} | up | up | down
% ED Visits | up | down | down
Hosp. ADM | down | up | up
Hosp.Bed+ICU| up | up | down

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Paul Macdonald
Paul Macdonald
@paulmac.bsky.social
2 months ago
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CAUSED AND/OR AMPLIFIED/INTENSIFIED BY HUMANS BURNING FOSSIL FUELS

#Oil
#Coal
#Gas

www.nature.com/articles/s44...

#Health
#MentalHealth
#Fire
#AirPollution
#ChildhoodDevelopment
#RespiratoryIllness
#Death
#Grief
#Trauma
#HumanDisplacement
#FossilFuelPollution
#AnthropogenicGlobalWarming

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Paul Macdonald
Paul Macdonald
@paulmac.bsky.social
2 months ago
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Study points to alarming link between wildfires and children’s mental health Findings add to evidence that health impacts of bushfires extend well beyond respiratory illness

CAUSED AND/OR AMPLIFIED/INTENSIFIED BY HUMANS BURNING FOSSIL FUELS

#Oil
#Coal
#Gas

www.nature.com/articles/s44...

#Health
#MentalHealth
#Fire
#AirPollution
#ChildhoodDevelopment
#RespiratoryIllness
#Death
#Grief
#Trauma
#HumanDisplacement
#FossilFuelPollution
#AnthropogenicGlobalWarming

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Paul Macdonald
Paul Macdonald
@paulmac.bsky.social
2 months ago
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CAUSED AND/OR AMPLIFIED/INTENSIFIED BY HUMANS BURNING FOSSIL FUELS

#Oil
#Coal
#Gas

www.nature.com/articles/s44...

#Fire
#MentalHealth
#Health
#ChildhoodDevelopment
#AirPollution
#RespiratoryIllness
#Death
#Grief
#Trauma
#HumanDisplacement
#FossilFuelPollution
#AnthropogenicGlobalWarming

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Paul Macdonald
Paul Macdonald
@paulmac.bsky.social
2 months ago
Preview
Study points to alarming link between wildfires and children’s mental health Findings add to evidence that health impacts of bushfires extend well beyond respiratory illness

CAUSED AND/OR AMPLIFIED/INTENSIFIED BY HUMANS BURNING FOSSIL FUELS

#Oil
#Coal
#Gas

www.nature.com/articles/s44...

#Fire
#MentalHealth
#Health
#ChildhoodDevelopment
#AirPollution
#RespiratoryIllness
#Death
#Grief
#Trauma
#HumanDisplacement
#FossilFuelPollution
#AnthropogenicGlobalWarming

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Paul Macdonald
Paul Macdonald
@paulmac.bsky.social
2 months ago
Preview
Wildfire smoke PM2.5 and mortality rate in the contiguous United States: A causal modeling study Chronic exposure to wildfire smoke PM2.5 significantly increases all-cause and cause-specific mortality rates.

CAUSED AND/OR AMPLIFIED/INTENSIFIED BY HUMANS BURNING FOSSIL FUELS

#Oil
#Coal
#Gas

wildfiretoday.com/us-wildfire-...

www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

#Health
#AirPollution
#Fire
#ToxicSmoke
#RespiratoryIllness
#Dementia
#Alzheimers
#Death
#Grief
#FossilFuelPollution
#AnthropogenicGlobalWarming

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Paul Macdonald
Paul Macdonald
@paulmac.bsky.social
2 months ago
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CAUSED AND/OR AMPLIFIED/INTENSIFIED BY HUMANS BURNING FOSSIL FUELS

#Oil
#Coal
#Gas

wildfiretoday.com/us-wildfire-...

www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

#Health
#AirPollution
#Fire
#ToxicSmoke
#RespiratoryIllness
#Dementia
#Alzheimers
#Death
#Grief
#FossilFuelPollution
#AnthropogenicGlobalWarming

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Paul Macdonald
Paul Macdonald
@paulmac.bsky.social
2 months ago
Preview
Wildfire smoke PM2.5 and mortality rate in the contiguous United States: A causal modeling study Chronic exposure to wildfire smoke PM2.5 significantly increases all-cause and cause-specific mortality rates.

CAUSED AND/OR AMPLIFIED/INTENSIFIED BY HUMANS BURNING FOSSIL FUELS

#Oil
#Coal
#Gas

wildfiretoday.com/us-wildfire-...

www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

#Health
#AirPollution
#Fire
#ToxicSmoke
#RespiratoryIllness
#Dementia
#Alzheimers
#Death
#Grief
#FossilFuelPollution
#AnthropogenicGlobalWarming

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Paul Macdonald
Paul Macdonald
@paulmac.bsky.social
2 months ago
Post image

CAUSED AND/OR AMPLIFIED/INTENSIFIED BY HUMANS BURNING FOSSIL FUELS

#Oil
#Coal
#Gas

wildfiretoday.com/us-wildfire-...

www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

#Fire
#Health
#AirPollution
#ToxicSmoke
#RespiratoryIllness
#Dementia
#Alzheimers
#Death
#Grief
#FossilFuelPollution
#AnthropogenicGlobalWarming

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Zantie
Zantie
@zantie.bsky.social
2 months ago
Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing a moderate amount, new hospital admissions are increasing a marginal amount, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a moderate amount, and deaths are increasing. For influenza, percent of tests positive are increasing a marginal amount, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a moderate amount, new hospital admissions are increasing greatly, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a marginal amount, and deaths are decreasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are increasing greatly, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a marginal amount, and deaths are steady.

Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing a moderate amount, new hospital admissions are increasing a marginal amount, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a moderate amount, and deaths are increasing. For influenza, percent of tests positive are increasing a marginal amount, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a moderate amount, new hospital admissions are increasing greatly, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a marginal amount, and deaths are decreasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are decreasing marginally, new hospital admissions are increasing greatly, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are increasing a marginal amount, and deaths are steady.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is percent which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 0.6 percent which is trending 52 percent lower than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of January 4 and ending January 25; 0.84 percent, 0.74 percent, and 0.67 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is percent which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 0.6 percent which is trending 52 percent lower than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of January 4 and ending January 25; 0.84 percent, 0.74 percent, and 0.67 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.2 percent which is trending 33.3 percent lower than the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of January 4 and ending January 25; 0.25 percent, 0.24 percent, 0.30 percent, and 0.20 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.2 percent which is trending 33.3 percent lower than the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of January 4 and ending January 25; 0.25 percent, 0.24 percent, 0.30 percent, and 0.20 percent.

Weekly update of #RespiratoryIllness activity in #WashingtonState including #COVID-19 and #Influenza

Metric | #COVID | #FLU | #RSV
% Pos. {King} | down | up | down
% ED Visits | down | up | down
Hosp. ADM | up | up | up
Hosp.Bed+ICU| up | up | up

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Zantie
Zantie
@zantie.bsky.social
2 months ago
Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are increasing a marginal amount, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a moderate amount, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are steady. For influenza, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a marginal amount, new hospital admissions are increasing greatly, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are increasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are decreasing a moderate amount, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a marginal amount, new hospital admissions are increasing greatly, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are decreasing.

Stacked line graph showing activity levels for COVID, Flu, and RSV in Washington state over the past year. The following list of COVID-19 disease activity lists the metric measured and the most recent trend of activity. For COVID-19, percent of tests positive are increasing a marginal amount, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a moderate amount, new hospital admissions are decreasing marginally, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are steady. For influenza, percent of tests positive are decreasing marginally, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a marginal amount, new hospital admissions are increasing greatly, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are increasing. For RSV, percent of tests positive are decreasing a moderate amount, percent of emergency department visits are increasing a marginal amount, new hospital admissions are increasing greatly, hospital beds occupied, including ICU, are decreasing marginally, and deaths are decreasing.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is percent which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 1.3 percent which is trending 33.7 percent higher than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of December 28 and ending January 18; 1.08 percent, 0.84 percent, and 0.92 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of clinical tests positive for COVID-19 reported by the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System is percent which is trending 100 percent lower than the week before. The most recent week reported by University of Washington Virology is at 1.3 percent which is trending 33.7 percent higher than what it reported the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of clinically administered tests positive for SARS-CoV-2 beginning with the week of December 28 and ending January 18; 1.08 percent, 0.84 percent, and 0.92 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.3 percent which is trending 25 percent higher than the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of December 28 and ending January 18; 0.27 percent, 0.25 percent, 0.24 percent, and 0.30 percent.

Stacked bar graph of the average weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 over the past 12 months. Overall the most recent week of emergency department visits coded as COVID-19 or pneumonia due to COVID-19 is 0.3 percent which is trending 25 percent higher than the week before. The following lists the current weekly rate of emergency department visits due to COVID-19 beginning with the week of December 28 and ending January 18; 0.27 percent, 0.25 percent, 0.24 percent, and 0.30 percent.

Weekly update of #RespiratoryIllness activity in #WashingtonState including #COVID-19 and #Influenza

Metric | #COVID | #FLU | #RSV
% Pos. {King} | up | down | down
% ED Visits | up | up | up
Hosp. ADM | down | up | up
Hosp.Bed+ICU| down | down | down

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