The CVD-19 hospitals in California and Bay Area have reached their peak since February as the region underwent winter osmotic surgery.
As of Friday, 4,009 people had been hospitalized. Kovid-19 According to the California Department of Public Health, 770 patients were reported in Bay Area Hospitals.
Covid’s entry into the Bay Area intensive care unit also increased to 94, up from 63 a month ago. The region accounts for about a quarter of the 419 ICU patients in the state.
The infection remains high Like all over California Test-positive speed is close to record levels. The state is dealing with 40 new cases of cholera every 100,000 people, and 16.7% of cases are diagnosed with the virus. The Bay Area is reporting 43 cases per 100,000 residents every day, a figure that has remained largely unchanged for more than a month.
But issues are probably too much for people to report at home right now – the results are often not registered with the state or county – or they never try.
Highly contagious and immunocompromised: Evaviv BA.4 and BA.5 The Omicron subway line is currently the largest species in northern California, the region’s second largest COVID-19 since the outbreak.
Hospital and ICU rates, however, are lower than in previous covadic surgeries when a few people were vaccinated and treatment-related interventions. Antiviral drugs Not found yet. The death toll from CVD, a slow-moving epidemic, remains low throughout California. Compared to 25 people a month ago, 40 people are dying every day – still below last year’s fall and winter.
In fact, several primary studies suggest that BA.4 and BA.5 are no more dangerous than previous versions of Corona virus. The increase in hospital admissions is a function of the tumor load, but the rate of hospital admission is much lower than it was last winter, even with the first osmotic surgery, not to mention previous differences.
Of New variables Some scientists have changed their ancestor Omicron so much that they believe that BA5 should at least be given its own Greek alphabet. That genetic slide may explain in part why it is contaminated with the main oxycodone. A little protection against re-infection With variables.
“The main reason why this variant is now being distributed is because it has already been able to escape the immune system,” he said. Dean Bloomberg, Chief of Pediatric Infectious Diseases b UC Davis Children’s Hospital. “Even people with partial immunity to a previous infection or vaccine may still have a quick infection.”
For the second week in a row, all Bay Area counties are ranked high in CV-19. Federal data. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) uses measurements based on new cases of cholera virus and hospitalizations of 100,000 residents and 100% of covide-hospitalized patients.
At that stage, health care systems may be under stress due to patient burden, and all residents are advised to wear masks in public places.
“The good news is that most patients are now outpatient,” Bloomberg said. In the past, the epidemic did not cause any serious illness, as we have seen in the past when no one was immune, leading to hospitalization and death.
Aidin Vaziri is a staff writer for the San Francisco Chronicle. Email: avaziri@sfchronicle.com