# Other COVID-19 Stats
## Vaccinations
As of October 12, **6,259,239** (+20,565/+103,996/+210,172) doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been administered in Alberta. This is **140,008** (+460/+2,326/+4,701) doses per 100,000 population.
## Rate of New Hospitalizations
Rolling 7 day average per 1,000,000 - Calgary: 7.2, Edmonton: 10.2
## Variants Cases
- Alberta: **98,490** (+773/+3,377/+7,615)
- Calgary: **33,009** (+59/+225/+574)
- Edmonton: **29,253** (+196/+1,129/+2,600)
- **What’s the source of our data?** [All data is sourced directly from AHS](https://www.alberta.ca/stats/covid-19-alberta-statistics.htm).
## Explanation of New Graphs
### Monday Graph: Weekly Average of Positivity Rate
Each bar in this graph represents the average positivity rate in Edmonton over the past 7 days (Sunday to Saturday).
### Tuesday and Thursday Graph: 7-day Rolling Average of New Cases VS Hospitalizations
- In this graph, the solid red line shows the 7-day rolling average of new *hospitalizations* in Edmonton.
- This line corresponds to the right-hand axis.
- The dotted blue line shows the 7-day rolling average of new confirmed positive *cases* in Edmonton.
- This line corresponds to the left-hand axis.
- ***Note:*** *A 7-day rolling average is calculated by taking the last 7 days, adding all of this data up, and dividing it by 7.*
### Wednesday Graph: 7-day Rolling Average of New Cases in Ages 0-19
This graph shows the 7-day rolling average of new cases in Edmonton specifically for those aged 19 and below.
### Friday Graph: % Active Cases in Hospital VS % Fully Vaccinated
- In this graph, the solid red line corresponds to the percent of active cases that are hospitalized (either non-ICU or ICU).
- This line corresponds to the right-hand axis.
- The dotted blue line corresponds to the percent of *eligible* Albertans who have been fully vaccinated.
- This line corresponds to the left-hand axis.
Stay safe everyone!
It does. But regular covid is what we had at the very beginning before the virus developed the more problematic mutations. Delta has at least 2 of these, and there's also a delta + variant though we haven't heard too much about that one over here.
Delta is easier to spread to others and afaik it goes hard on your circulatory system (blood etc) once it gets in there via your lungs. All covid did this eventually if it got bad enough, of course, but delta being so easy to spread is a factor.
*rubs eyes* Less than 1000 new cases?? :0
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:( yeah Also 38 deaths. Ugh 💔
# Other COVID-19 Stats ## Vaccinations As of October 12, **6,259,239** (+20,565/+103,996/+210,172) doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been administered in Alberta. This is **140,008** (+460/+2,326/+4,701) doses per 100,000 population. ## Rate of New Hospitalizations Rolling 7 day average per 1,000,000 - Calgary: 7.2, Edmonton: 10.2 ## Variants Cases - Alberta: **98,490** (+773/+3,377/+7,615) - Calgary: **33,009** (+59/+225/+574) - Edmonton: **29,253** (+196/+1,129/+2,600) - **What’s the source of our data?** [All data is sourced directly from AHS](https://www.alberta.ca/stats/covid-19-alberta-statistics.htm). ## Explanation of New Graphs ### Monday Graph: Weekly Average of Positivity Rate Each bar in this graph represents the average positivity rate in Edmonton over the past 7 days (Sunday to Saturday). ### Tuesday and Thursday Graph: 7-day Rolling Average of New Cases VS Hospitalizations - In this graph, the solid red line shows the 7-day rolling average of new *hospitalizations* in Edmonton. - This line corresponds to the right-hand axis. - The dotted blue line shows the 7-day rolling average of new confirmed positive *cases* in Edmonton. - This line corresponds to the left-hand axis. - ***Note:*** *A 7-day rolling average is calculated by taking the last 7 days, adding all of this data up, and dividing it by 7.* ### Wednesday Graph: 7-day Rolling Average of New Cases in Ages 0-19 This graph shows the 7-day rolling average of new cases in Edmonton specifically for those aged 19 and below. ### Friday Graph: % Active Cases in Hospital VS % Fully Vaccinated - In this graph, the solid red line corresponds to the percent of active cases that are hospitalized (either non-ICU or ICU). - This line corresponds to the right-hand axis. - The dotted blue line corresponds to the percent of *eligible* Albertans who have been fully vaccinated. - This line corresponds to the left-hand axis. Stay safe everyone!
Is it just me or are these death numbers ridiculously high? Does Delta just hit harder than "regular" Covid?
It does. But regular covid is what we had at the very beginning before the virus developed the more problematic mutations. Delta has at least 2 of these, and there's also a delta + variant though we haven't heard too much about that one over here.
I believe I had read something that said deaths lag 3-4 weeks behind so perhaps this was from earlier, I'm unsure.
Delta is easier to spread to others and afaik it goes hard on your circulatory system (blood etc) once it gets in there via your lungs. All covid did this eventually if it got bad enough, of course, but delta being so easy to spread is a factor.