Cellcycle2 写了： 2022年 10月 16日 10:31
再偏僻，我天天需要接触人， 娃从 2020 8月就in person 上学，你别啪脑袋了， 越拍越不make sense， n我都说了 不像你们马工 wfh， 我们天天出门，办公室 ，lab， 医院 等等都是人， 患者每天不重样。。
两年多来，你对这个病毒的轻松态度一直像/就是川普和他红脖子地区当初的典型反应。Omicron是所有变种中传染性最强的，是从前任何变种的几倍以上。台湾、日本和韩国都是民众防范意识很强的地方，但都爆发了，而且还在爆发过程中。美国各个城市也都爆发过。如果你在任何一个稍微有点人口规模的城市地区，不好好做个人防疫，又在医院工作，不可能不被感染。你也曾经多次吹过你工作的地方和医院就没有什么疫情。这些足以说明你那个地方“比较偏僻”（你要学会“比较偏僻”和“偏僻”可能是有很大区别的），因此你没被感染过，并没有全面的代表性（尽管你很喜欢用你所在地方外推美国的整体情况）。各地的疫情通常是从大城市地区开始，而大都市区比较容易大规模爆发并且向外传播，也比较容易被新变种传入。因此在加州，南加州（包括Sandiego地区）比湾区更容易发生大规模疫情合传播。这些大小不一的城市区不是你那比较偏僻的地方相提并论的。这些本来都该是很基本的常识，但你似乎坚持表示完全理解不了。你看人家LA county的医院工作人员（和一些其它高风险人群）情况，显然与你多次表述过的你所在地方大不一样。
Summary: As of 10/6/22, a total of 71,490 healthcare workers and first responders have been confirmed with COVID-19 in Los Angeles
County—this is an additional 738 newly reported cases, as well as 135 older cases not previously included in this report and 136 new
presumed reinfections. This report includes all healthcare workers and first responders who live and/or work in Los Angeles County.
Cases have reported symptom onset dates starting in February 2020, with a decline mid-July until mid-September (Figure 1). Based on
symptom onset, it appears there was a small decline in mid-December before reaching a peak in early January; however, weekly
reported cases remained high until late January, signifying possible delays in testing (Figure 2) and/or reporting. Cases once more began
to rise in early June 2021 and continued to increase until peaking in August. More recently, cases once more began to rise in late
November 2021 and continued to increase until peaking at the start of 2022. Demographics show two-thirds of cases were women
(64%), nearly half were between 30 and 49 years old (48%), and over half were of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin (44%) (Table 1).
Nurses (including RN, LVN, and CNA) also continue to account for the majority of overall (26%) and weekly cases (34%) (Table 2). There
has been a total of 338 COVID-19 related deaths in healthcare workers/first responders. The majority were men (54%), between 50
and 64 years old (48%), Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish (47%), and had a known co-morbidity (78%) (Table 3). Nurses (24%) continue to
account for the most deaths (Table 4). Since the beginning of the pandemic, there have been 4,487 presumed reinfections among
healthcare workers and first responders in LA County. All data in this report was obtained from case interviews, death report forms,
and/or emailed reports directly from facilities or from outside jurisdictions if the worker resides outside but works in LA County. Due
to a shift in the interviewing process, there may be less reporting of HCW cases following April 2022.
http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/acd/do ... Report.pdf