2) that said, NYC is more heavily vaccinated than BC
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#P1 started slow, but then it became a huge problematic of an outbreak.https://twitter.com/DrEricDing/status/1382181545709027331 …
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#P1 also grew quickly in the Netherlands too.https://twitter.com/DrEricDing/status/1382242716667502594 …
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6) BC’s health chief initially took an ostrich approach to it all, thinking variants are no different. Then
#P1 variant raged like a storm and she had to quickly backtrack and admit#P1 is more problematic.https://twitter.com/frozen/status/1387934065618079745 …
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They have nowhere near the vaccination rate in BC they already have in New York. And New York’s vaccinations continue apace. You’re drawing a false parallel.
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Really? How *DID* it end in BC, Eric?
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It hasn’t ended. BC is now a complete mess.
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But I saw this morning that NY wants to "fully open" by July. My question is why, if we still have 2 variants rising, one quite a bit?
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variant’s case fraction % in New York City just rose over 30% in just one week. Any others growing? Not really—
The proportion of B.1.1.7 has grown slightly, now at 37.9% of sequenced cases
variant
, displacing wildtype quickly. Same bad signal in BC