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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

New data from the official Spanish health survey. The share of the population that has a chronic illness now stands 9.8 standard deviations above its prepandemic average. Hospitalizations, 5.9 standard deviations above its average. All age groups doing badly.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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2 months

Y'all masking?

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y’all masking?

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3 months

New wastewater data for Spain: the wave is accelerating, with Rt up to 1.45 this fortnight. Currently 6.65% of the population has covid (one in 15 people). Four of the 53 stations sampled, including one in Madrid, are at their highest viral concentration of the whole pandemic.

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3 months

There's a new paper today by @zalaly et al using the VA database. As always, very interesing. I went for the tables under "supplementary information" and compiled these graphs to show how the health of their "uninfected controls" is doing.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

8 months

Wearing my flo mask at the family's new-year celebrations. My niece decided I also must wear these glasses. They fit each other surprisingly well.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

17 days

I love this new @flo_mask cover (Just got my new one-year supply of filters and straps)

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

The source of this data is: barómetro sanitario del CIS. It's a survey of 2600 people, selected so they would be representative of the Spanish population.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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3 months

Still, I think what we are seeing is worsening health in the general population. It is happening worldwide, because of covid. My usual graph for Spain, and my usual link to the article we published last year on the economic effects this can have.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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3 months

New covid wastewater data for Spain today (VATar). Exponential growth continues, although slightly lower (Rt at around 1.2, down from 1.35 a month ago). Madrid seems to be ahead of the rest and is already looking awful.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

@GiorgioMantova The data says covid. Tens of thousands of studies already.

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@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

@OtherDays_Music It's a survey, and the questions are limited, but it's ancient so it has the advantage of a solid prepandemic baseline 👍

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

3 months

If growth continues at this rate, the next data release (in two weeks) would break all of our records: this wave would reach the maximum incidence of the whole pandemic. Let's see... So much for covid being over 🤦🏼‍♀️

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@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

@JessicaLexicus @1goodtern @GayFabFourFan If you don't panic now you'll have panic debt later

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

3 months

First, the reason for doing this. I saw the difference between infected and uninfected is narrowing with time. This could be because they're getting better, because the badly hit are dying, or because the controls are getting infected without testing and showing up as positives.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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3 months

Second, important caveats. I don't have the data so these groups are not matched. Using a different paper for the first point makes that worse. And there's aging in the individuals tracked in the database so some growth is to be expected even if nothing unusual is happening.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

3 months

As always: data coming from our VATar wastewater monitoring system, here:

Informes de resultados

www.miteco.gob.es

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

@PutrinoLab I think that's because most veterinaries actually like animals

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

@anarchademic Not quite but it's uncomfortably close

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

I expected this week we could surpass the maximum covid incidence of the whole pandemic in Spain. It didn’t happen, the wastewater indicator for the fortnight is going down. The change also affected my weekly interpolator. It was rainy, though: let’s see in a couple of weeks.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

The way USA is managing their H5N1 outbreak is an absolute embarrassment

Helen Branswell 🇨🇦

@HelenBranswell

2 months

1. Oklahoma announces it is the 13th state to find #H5N1 #birdflu in dairy cattle. In fact, it was more likely the 10th (or earlier); this detection is based on a sample collected in April. The test was only recently run. How exactly does that work? h/t @0bFuSc8

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

18 days

If you train a lot but fail to prevent infection, particularly if it's right at the time of competition, you were not cheated out of anything. You just failed, predictably. Now to be worried about the long term consequences of heavy exercise while infected.

Kashif Pirzada, MD

@KashPrime

19 days

The fastest man in the world was cheated out of a gold medal today. I don't blame Noah Lyles for running (and later collapsing) while sick with Covid. What failed him is the system around him that should have protected him and all the other Olympic athletes. Lyles even wore a

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2 months

@leanhealth To occur *by chance

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

11 months

@NgoTheWorld Thank you for not giving up. You helped a lot of people. This is me right now at the office (definitely not happy to be here 😅).

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

5 months

@Yash25571056 Even more relevant: 20.6% of the total population answering the poll said they had long covid, and 7% said it affected their work or employment. Everything is looking so bleak...

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

8 months

Share mask selfies because representation matters 🩵💖 #CovidIsntOver #HappyAndSafeNewYear

sawyer 🌪️

@idea_alchemist

8 months

Share mask selfies because representation matters 🩵💖 #CovidIsntOver

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

9 months

The number of people with a chronic illness in Spain has risen 45% in the last 4 years. In the 18-24 group, the increase is 159%.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

@krasmanalderey We will only know as new data appears 🤷🏼‍♀️

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

3 months

@MelpomeneMel I don't have much info about the current situation. I know they are now structurally overwhelmed, with waiting lists getting longer even though we're achieving record numbers of attended patients.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

9 months

@brownecfm I think we're already way past the tipping point

SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

9 months

The number of people with a chronic illness in Spain has risen 45% in the last 4 years. In the 18-24 group, the increase is 159%.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

3 months

@DaniBeckman @zalaly Only that it's somewhat likely that this is the case. It could also be that these years have been very hard on this population and other factors have made this. But yes, I believe it was the virus.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

8 months

@1goodtern And they're also creating lots more people with long term health problems

SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

9 months

The number of people with a chronic illness in Spain has risen 45% in the last 4 years. In the 18-24 group, the increase is 159%.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

In any case, Madrid is still looking awful.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

@ejustin46 @LongDesertTrain @shay_fleishon @JosetteSchoenma Here you go: my wastewater indicator, times the covspectrum shares for the main strains. I see variants driving waves (and also Xmas driving waves irrespective of variants)

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

6 days

I believe it's too late to fix the VIRUS mess by now. Whatever the virus does, we'll just find out. Maybe we'll be lucky, maybe we won't. It's the virus making the call now. Where VIRUS is any of covid, mpox, H5N1. We're just virus food now, apparently.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

3 months

@ChrisH4Med @zalaly I take it as the effect of having had covid earlier or more often or with stronger symptoms than the rest

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

3 months

That H5N1 thing is getting very serious very fast. This preprint describes an outbreak that, if I found the correct denominator, killed 85% of the total population of elephant seals at Peninsula Valdes. For pups they report a mortality of 95% of the total population. Very scary.

bioRxiv Microbiology

@biorxiv_micrbio

3 months

Massive outbreak of Influenza A H5N1 in elephant seals at Peninsula Valdes, Argentina: increased evidence for mammal-to-mammal ... #biorxiv_micrbio

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

6 months

Good data today JN.1 only managed to infect around 20% of the population in Spain. Seems lower than in central Europe. We are now at around 0.7 infections per person per year (rough estimate, biased downwards, but comparison with the past should be valid). Awful but improving.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

If yoy want to incorporate a possible prepandemic trend, numbers don't change much. We would be 11.5 standard deviations above trend in chronic illness (the trend is upwards but std of the deviations from that trend are smaller) and 6.7 deviations above trend in hospitalizations.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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3 months

@leanhealth Note the charts for Madrid don't cover the whole pandemic, because I got bored at typing the numbers 😅 The national graph does cover all the available data, since 2020

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

@NgoTheWorld @AnyAnagram @JC99WHIT I was about to comment on the mid size flo mask too, my partner would love one 😭

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

9 months

@JPWeiland National Spanish wastewater numbers already show the start of a wave, but in Madrid in particular, which has more up-to-date data, it's still flat (at very high levels) even though pirola has been dominant here since late November. Puzzling. I guess it will start rising soon.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

3 months

@BernulliT 1.8%, one in 55. But with Rt of 1.2 that's well above 2% by today.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

8 months

@1goodtern I'm noticing some covid-unaware people are lately starting to realize the constant health issues in their families are not normal. Particularly those with kids, because they've had more rounds and because the kids are being hammered in ways that shouldn't be common.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

3 months

@leanhealth Awesome combination 🤦🏼‍♀️

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

3 months

I hold two very controversial opinions: - that genocide is bad no matter who does it and who is the victim - that this shouldn't be a controversial opinion

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

3 months

Everyone sick Everywhere All the time This new normality is looking awful

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

@wysyq I get the data from the vatar pdf graph using @ankit_rohatgi 's webplotdigitizer (), change the scale from log to linear, then rescale it from virus concentration to infected people using the overlap with the four 2020 serologic studies in Spain (enecovid)

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

3 months

Shape of my worries lately: What will we find is the LD50 of covid? That is, how many reinfections end up causing the death in, say, 5 years, of half the population? I'm worried that no matter how high the number, we are going to reach it. Is it 10? Easy. 25? Just wait and see.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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2 months

@ejustin46 @LongDesertTrain @shay_fleishon @JosetteSchoenma There could be some of that, but I think variants are playing a bigger role than just time. In any case: maybe in the US it's not so easy to se because you're aggregating regions with different past waves. In Spain it's super clear that sinde delta it's variants driving waves.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

7 months

@brownecfm What do you mean "moving towards"? I think we're already there, it's just that chronic illness doesn't look so bad the day of the diagnosis

SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

9 months

The number of people with a chronic illness in Spain has risen 45% in the last 4 years. In the 18-24 group, the increase is 159%.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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11 months

@1goodtern My question is: how many rounds of infecctions does it take for 50% of a population to be disabled or dead? Because it may be a high number, but no matter how high it is, at the current rate, we seem on track to reach it.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

7 days

The wholesale price of milk in the US is going up, the one for eggs is skyrocketing. I'm going to guess the H5N1 situation over there is NOT under control...

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

7 months

Serving looks on my @flo_mask I try to upload more masked selfies because #CovidIsNotOver #RepresentationMatters #MaskUp

The Lone Masker

@wonderartsy

7 months

Grocery pickup in my lavender @BreatheTeq mask! #CovidIsntOver #MaskUp

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

9 months

@JPWeiland Latest wastewater data still doesn't show a new wave emerging, we keep the very high baseline we've had for months, with 0.8-1.2% of the population infected at any given time. This graph is for Madrid, released yesterday. Latest national data is two weeks old.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

3 months

@d_le_nen There's probably some of that, but mostly: here in Spain we had a relatively small JN.1 wave, with "just" 21% of the population infected, vs e.g. 44% in Zurich and 58% in Netherlands. So it makes sense that here the JN.1 descendants would create a bigger wave that starts sooner.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

Los datos de VATar tenían que haber salido hace dos días, empiezo a pensar que han apagado la luz y se han ido de vacaciones 😭

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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3 months

@SigfridoErguido No, I use the pdf. There's a graph there, but it's useless because the vertical scale is log. I take the data from there using @ankit_rohatgi 's webplotdigitizer (now ) and bring it to a linear scale.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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7 months

@FourWinns298 It takes a lot of effort to NOT see this

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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7 months

@healingfromlc @johanvawe (gets up and reaches for the grape seed extract pills)

Naomi Harvey PhD #WearAMask “Naomi Hammy Dodger”

@Naomi_D_Harvey

9 months

The grape seed extract study is a strong one & I’m surprised how little people talk about it. Just one dose of GSE caused blood extracted from the patient an hour later to inhibit viral entry into cells & it also inhibits viral replication.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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2 months

@Rightsof_Man As usual, the best source is usually extwitter. For incidence, check the VATar wastewater reports (I comment them often but not always).

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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2 months

@ejustin46 @LongDesertTrain @shay_fleishon @JosetteSchoenma It will not be surprising, I've done that for every wave since Alpha. I don't have it with the wastewater data, though, I used to do it with deaths and running a twin-variant SIR model in order to see how the wave was coming.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

In this VATar update, "only" 8 of 54 sampling stations are at their maximum of the whole pandemic.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

@Fynnderella1 @klmatter Obviously, because it's the virus

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

15 days

Number of records broken at 2024 Olympics: not bad at all (I was expecting to see an effect from widespread covid infections, I don't see it, at least at first glance)

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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2 months

@LongDesertTrain @ejustin46 @shay_fleishon @JosetteSchoenma If I may: I believe in this case variants explain both the big wave in Spain and the not-so-big effect in other places. We had a relatively small JN1 wave, it makes sense that the descendants have a bigger and earlier effect here (fewer and less fit antibodies).

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

8 months

Not happy about in-person meetings

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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5 months

The results of that paper can be explained by two factors. It could be that JN.1 has worse symptoms and more viral shedding, or that now only the more severe cases get a PCR. I'd go with the second one.

Daniele Focosi, MD PhD MSc

@dfocosi

5 months

Here’s finally the answer: Pirola has higher faecal shedding.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

8 months

@DrElbourne @healingfromlc In Spain we're just reaching 2.5, and we were around 2 in March (I'm using the serologic studies for 2020, wastewater from sep-20 onwards, and the overlap to calibrate the latter)

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

@LongDesertTrain If that's the reason behind our current wave, it packs a punch. Beware though: we had a relatively small JN.1 wave, I wouldn't necessarily expect similar waves in places that had a lot more infections a few months ago.

SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

3 months

New wastewater data for Spain: the wave is accelerating, with Rt up to 1.45 this fortnight. Currently 6.65% of the population has covid (one in 15 people). Four of the 53 stations sampled, including one in Madrid, are at their highest viral concentration of the whole pandemic.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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9 months

The Pirola wave in Spain has started With today's wastewater data I estimate 3.2% of the population currently infected (1-in-31). Timing is awful, we'll reach the holidays with a lot of people carrying the virus to their family gatherings.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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3 months

@crazkittensmile @AsianVikingGirl Hang in there, you're doing amazing (We're also hermits but I got it once, in 2022, my partner also once,in 2023; accidents happen; still trying to keep the count as low as possibl)

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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2 months

@LongDesertTrain @ejustin46 @shay_fleishon @JosetteSchoenma (and maybe our JN1 wave was relatively small because we had big BQ and XBB waves, because our BA2 wave was smallish because the BA1 one was huge and dragged on) (Outdated table here, JN1d for descendants)

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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2 months

@JPWeiland Apart from wastewater, my secondary indicator is just looking at anecdotal evidence. Message from a friend who works at an elder care home, a couple of days ago: "it's unbelievable how many people around me have covid right now".

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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@1goodtern Spanish wastewater data (VATar) hasn't been updated since the 22nd of June, I'm wondering if it will come back in September

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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2 months

@ejustin46 @LongDesertTrain @shay_fleishon @JosetteSchoenma I have seen, it works. Those waves are driven by variants.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

3 months

Here we go again: new data from VATar (Spanish wastewater) in the last month shows the start of a new wave. Extrapolating one more week, I estimate right now 1.2% of the Spanish population has covid (one of each 84 people).

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

@JPWeiland Most indicators stoped in 2023. There's some regional stuff, and some data on positivity rates, but I wouldn't trust it: from every case I've heard of lately, they are actively avoiding testing. Doctors get mad at you if you tell them you tested yourself and it was positive.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

17 days

@MargaretForSCC @flo_mask Official store (but not available in Europe). I bought both, this is the nicer design if you ask me.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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4 months

Every time I hear something coming from @trvrb , it means shit is getting awfully serious

Louise Moncla

@LouiseHMoncla

4 months

Due to enormous and collaborative effort from the @nextstrain team, @hamesjadfield @trvrb and of course @USDA , we now have the USDA cattle sequences on Nextstrain: visualized with new, 2-year builds.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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@LongDesertTrain @cathleen28 @RickABright They talk about whether it "spread efficiently by droplets through the air", so, if I use my "stupid WHO terminology designed to obfuscate things to language that people understand" dictionary, it means there's airborne transmission and 1/3 ferrets got infected that way and died

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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@MizTeeFranklin @NjbBari3 Hello from Madrid

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2 months

@SBW25phi2 @skymelilemyks Indeed. Go to , studies, search for "sanitario" and you'll get links to all the waves of this survey. Takes a while to type it all but it's not too bad. No idea if there's a version in English.

Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas

El Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas es un organismo público español, elaboran encuestas periódicas, por propia iniciativa del Centro o por petición de otros organismos públicos

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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10 months

@JPWeiland So far, the French numbers you shared put it mid-field on my table of takeover speeds BA1 > Delta > BA2 = BA4/5 > JN1 > Alpha > XBB = BQ1 > EG5

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2 months

@BlaueSeelentore The survey was cancelled temporarily and only restarted later

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3 months

@DrEricDing My guess is: raw milk from infected cows, thrown in the sewer (USA regulations recommend but don't require prior pasteurization)

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

11 months

@DeviJustice @1goodtern Since they seem to like tales: "Your immune system is designed to get you over the age of having and raising kids, which means 35 at most. So it will take a few infections and diseases and then you're down." Not true but closer than what they believe, and more useful.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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3 months

@TheStillness9 @ChrisH4Med @zalaly Indeed. (That was under "earlier": no vaccine, no paxlovid, etc)

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

9 months

@CureCFS @mavisclare @COVIDPoops19 @MarleneKWolfe That's the thing: maybe pirola produces a higher wastewater signal per infection, or maybe it infected everyone on campus and replicated the UK care home scenario. We can learn a lot by looking closely at this episode. cc @TRyanGregory @LongDesertTrain @Stanford

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

3 months

@Mau10415616 @leanhealth @dominiksteiger @OtherDays_Music @Realist87982417 The constant coughing around me is still high but has not intensified in the last week, maybe we are close to the peak, maybe my office was slightly ahead of the rest Current status, just so I don't join them:

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

11 months

"or a brain" 👌

Arijit Chakravarty

@arijitchakrav

11 months

Shocking study about neurological impact of SC2 infection in dogs. Published in the CDC’s Emerging Infectious Diseases journal.. If you own a dog - or a brain- this study is worth taking a look at. (H/t ⁦ @outbreakupdates ⁩) #maskup #itsnotjustacold

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SamuelHurtadoBE

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2 months

@mausraster @fuulu92 @limits_stop @FrauAlgo I would stop engaging, he's just trying to make you waste your time and energy

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

3 months

@Kenneth33071904 @_CatintheHat In Spain the average is currently "close to 3". My calculation, using wastewater data from sep2020, and calibrating the conversion into cases using serologic surveys from June and November of 2020.

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

8 months

What kind of new horrors are awaiting us in 2024? We will know soon enough (common by now: the virus shows its evolutionary powers, promising more waves, while we are still dealing with the ascent of the last one; it doesn't even allow the hope that this may be the last one)

Ryan Hisner

@LongDesertTrain

8 months

Something’s happening here: BA.2.86 and the furin cleavage site (FCS) The FCS has been highly conserved in all SARS-CoV-2 lineages. Why is it disappearing so much more frequently in BA.2.86/JN.1? 1/16

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

3 months

@RPLerias Here:

Informes de resultados

www.miteco.gob.es

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

2 months

@JosetteSchoenma Yes. I remember exposed kids in Mallorca refusing to stay in their hotel because lockdown of infected/contacts was not legally required so they said no and went partying.

Dos jóvenes escapan del 'hotel Covid' tras el macrobrote en Mallorca: "Se van porque son libres y...

Dos jóvenes escapan del 'hotel Covid' tras el macrobrote en Mallorca: 'Se van porque son libres y punto'

www.ondacero.es

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SamuelHurtadoBE

@SamuelHurtadoBE

17 days

@EmAndElOrganics @flo_mask Oh what a nice club ❤️

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