Vaccination against Covid in Ile-de-France: strong socio-geographic disparities
Two-thirds of the population of Ile-de-France were vaccinated (2nd dose included) against Covid-19 as of September 12, and nearly 82% of those over 19. Vaccination remains very strong among 12-17 year olds. Geographical disparities, correlated with the proportion of populations with a high degree of deprivation, however remain very strong.
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The coronavirus continues to ebb in Ile-de-France
Incidence rate per 100,000 inhabitants fell to 65 when it had exceeded 200 in several departments at the end of August, passages in intensive care fell below the hundred over the week. After a month of re-entry, the fourth wave of coronavirus continues to ebb at all levels, from contamination to hospitalizations, even if …
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Coronavirus in Ile-de-France: 2,000 patients in hospital on September 5
Around 2,000 patients are still in hospital due to Covid-19 in Ile-de-France. The number of new hospitalizations began to decrease while that of intensive care admissions increased slightly, with an average age continuing to decrease. Update on the figures as of September 5.
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Coronavirus in Ile-de-France: the 4th wave continues to ebb
The fourth wave of coronavirus, which started with an outbreak in early July, under the effect of the Delta variant, continues to ebb after now several weeks of re-entry. The regional incidence rate thus fell below 100 per 100,000 inhabitants, whereas it stood at more than 200 in several departments there is…
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Coronavirus in Ile-de-France: new hospital decline
The number of patients in intensive care or simply hospitalized for coronavirus continues to decrease in Ile-de-France, a few weeks after the reflux of new contaminations. The lights are green again. Update on the figures as of September 19.
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Slight rebound of the coronavirus in Ile-de-France
The number of coronavirus contaminations has experienced a very slight rebound for two weeks in Ile-de-France, which is found in hospitalizations. The point in figures and graphics.
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