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Nevilledog

(51,106 posts)
Sun Jan 9, 2022, 10:07 PM Jan 2022

Houston, you have a problem...



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Houston Health Dept
@HoustonHealth
#Houston's latest 14-day average #Covid19 positivity rate is 38%. That's the highest ever and up from 4.3% in early Dec. Please get vaccinated & boosted if eligible. #MaskUp in public & #GetTested if you have symptoms or gathered with people who don’t live in your home. #hounews

Graphic showing the 14-day average Covid-19 positivity rate over time. The graph shows the number of tests with red yellow bars and the number of positive results with red bars. The 14-day average positivity rate is represented by a purple line across the graph that peaks at 38.0% on January 5, 2022. The title reads “Covid-19 positivity rate: Houston” and the Houston Health Department logo is on the top right. The chart also shoes the wastewater virus load with a green line that slightly precedes and mirrors the positivity rate.
6:49 PM · Jan 9, 2022
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Houston, you have a problem... (Original Post) Nevilledog Jan 2022 OP
My lawfirm is encouraging the attorneys to work from home this week LetMyPeopleVote Jan 2022 #1
Should be more than encourage Nevilledog Jan 2022 #2
Positivity isn't the relevant factor; hospitalization and mortality is. brooklynite Jan 2022 #3

brooklynite

(94,578 posts)
3. Positivity isn't the relevant factor; hospitalization and mortality is.
Mon Jan 10, 2022, 12:16 AM
Jan 2022

Omicron has an extremely high positivity rate, but it's not as lethal.

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