Covid-19 Analytics: 11-01-21 featuring Italy
A background to this update can be found in an introductory article to the Chief-Exec.com Covid Analytics platform. This update follows on from that published on January 6. Featuring Italy Italy…
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Covid-19 Analytics: 06-01-21 featuring Japan
A background to this update can be found in an introductory article to the Chief-Exec.com Covid Analytics platform. Featuring Japan The overall pattern of SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus infection in Japan largely follows that…
Covid Analytics: featuring the World in 2020
On this new platform we display the exclusive results of Chief-Exec.com’s analysis of Covid-19 data from around the world. A five-day publication cycle is synchronised with our analytical methods to provide a…
Can America hold back the Covid-19 second wave?
A vaccine may save 10,000 lives in the United States by the spring, but the number of deaths has already surpassed 282,000 and continues to rise, writes John Egan. Approaching the end…
As Covid spreads Covid wars intensify
Governments that acted decisively earlier in the pandemic are hesitating now, writes Geoff Kitney. The freedom warriors and the business owners are becoming increasingly assertive and noisy in countries around the world….
Coronavirus: an Antipodean approach
Throughout Europe governments are reluctantly tightening restrictions that limit the freedom of their citizens. What can they learn from their Antipodean cousins? Europe has already seen 5.6 million cases of Covid-19 which…
Coronavirus: failure and a modicum of success?
The daily number of Covid-19 cases in the US has been relentlessly high, yet Canada has seen a marked fall in the number of daily infections. On Saturday the United States reported…
Test and trace may well matter, Mr Johnson
Does the efficacy of the test, trace and isolate programme matter in the control of coronavirus? Earlier this year, on March 16, advice on the subject from the World Health Organization was…
UK breakup: Apocalypse soon?
The doomsters are having a field day in the troubled United Kingdom. They foresee a conjunction of seismic events, if not now, then shortly. Murray Ritchie poses the question: Are they right?…
The two phases of the coronavirus
July 17 marked the 200th day of counting the number of infections and deaths arising from the Covid-19 pandemic, writes Dr John Egan. This count by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and…