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France - Covid-19: As daily cases reach 10,000, can France avoid a fifth wave? - November 4+
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Covid: the threshold of 200,000 new cases in 24 hours again crossed in France this Thursday
Published on 12/30/2021 at 8:17 PM , update at 20:20
France reported on Thursday 206,243 new cases of coronavirus contamination, a number close to the record set the day before, and 3,306 patients treated in intensive care due to Covid, an increase of 37 patients in 24 hours.
According to official data, the health crisis has caused 180 additional deaths in hospital , for a total of 96,471 deaths since it began last year.
The Ministry of Health, Olivier Véran, warned on Tuesday that the country was facing an epidemic "tidal wave" caused by the Omicron variant of the coronavirus.
Several large cities, including Paris, have decided to re-impose the wearing of masks outdoors and to put in place additional restrictions for the New Year's festivities.
https://www.lindependant.fr/2021/12...uveau-franchi-en-france-ce-jeudi-10020070.php
Covid: the threshold of 200,000 new cases in 24 hours again crossed in France this Thursday
Published on 12/30/2021 at 8:17 PM , update at 20:20
France reported on Thursday 206,243 new cases of coronavirus contamination, a number close to the record set the day before, and 3,306 patients treated in intensive care due to Covid, an increase of 37 patients in 24 hours.
According to official data, the health crisis has caused 180 additional deaths in hospital , for a total of 96,471 deaths since it began last year.
The Ministry of Health, Olivier Véran, warned on Tuesday that the country was facing an epidemic "tidal wave" caused by the Omicron variant of the coronavirus.
Several large cities, including Paris, have decided to re-impose the wearing of masks outdoors and to put in place additional restrictions for the New Year's festivities.
https://www.lindependant.fr/2021/12...uveau-franchi-en-france-ce-jeudi-10020070.php
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Covid-19: slow but steady decline in the number of cases
Published on 01/17/2022 14:32
Updated on 01/17/2022 18:15
Article written by
F. Mathieux, M. Dana, Y. Saidani - France 3
France Televisions
What if the worst was over? For seven days, there has been a slow but steady decline in the number of Covid-19 cases in France.
The Covid-19 would have, it seems, reached its peak on Monday January 17. In Ile-de-France, we can already speak of a decline, the other regions should follow in the next few days. "The number of infections will decrease considerably during the month of February and indeed in March, we should be at a very low level", predicts Arnaud Fontanet, epidemiologist and member of the Scientific Council.
The Paxlovid soon available in France
On average, over the last 7 days, 294,452 daily cases have been recorded, a drop of 18,800 cases each day compared to last week. In the hospital, the worst-case scenario also recedes. The Omicron variant, less dangerous than the previous ones, no longer totally saturates the emergency and resuscitation services. The other good news comes from the laboratories. Treatments are coming, including Paxlovid, a simple pill that would block the circulation of the virus in the body. For Pfizer management, optimism is in order. This new treatment should be available in France from the end of January.
https://www.francetvinfo.fr/sante/m...-mais-constante-du-nombre-de-cas_4920035.html
Covid-19: slow but steady decline in the number of cases
Published on 01/17/2022 14:32
Updated on 01/17/2022 18:15
Article written by
F. Mathieux, M. Dana, Y. Saidani - France 3
France Televisions
What if the worst was over? For seven days, there has been a slow but steady decline in the number of Covid-19 cases in France.
The Covid-19 would have, it seems, reached its peak on Monday January 17. In Ile-de-France, we can already speak of a decline, the other regions should follow in the next few days. "The number of infections will decrease considerably during the month of February and indeed in March, we should be at a very low level", predicts Arnaud Fontanet, epidemiologist and member of the Scientific Council.
The Paxlovid soon available in France
On average, over the last 7 days, 294,452 daily cases have been recorded, a drop of 18,800 cases each day compared to last week. In the hospital, the worst-case scenario also recedes. The Omicron variant, less dangerous than the previous ones, no longer totally saturates the emergency and resuscitation services. The other good news comes from the laboratories. Treatments are coming, including Paxlovid, a simple pill that would block the circulation of the virus in the body. For Pfizer management, optimism is in order. This new treatment should be available in France from the end of January.
https://www.francetvinfo.fr/sante/m...-mais-constante-du-nombre-de-cas_4920035.html
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