Graphs are great.
Straight to the point.
We will do our best to present the graphs. It will in due time be sorted properly
but it will take some time before we know in which way we want to sort our graphs.
Texas:
Total population (Worldometers): 28,995,881
Apprx. Deaths per year: 200,000 people
Apprx. Deaths per month: 16,500 people
Date of Data: May 24, 2022. (Previous update was March 6, 2021.)
Total population (worldometers): 28,995,881
Total deaths with Covid-19 (worldometers) since Feb/March 2020: 88,757
Total infected (cases)(worldometers) since Feb/March 2020: 6,898,747
Total deaths of total population: 0,306%
Total deaths of total infected: 1,28%
Total recovered (worldometers): 6,717,907
Active cases (worldometers): 92,083
Serious/Critial condition (worldometers): N/A
In Mild condition: xx,xx% (N/A)
Total recovered of total infected: 97,37%
(Total death per population is in line with Italy, Spain and Brazil. Total deaths of total infected is in line with most countries).
May 24, 2022
Feb 2, 2022
Texas is still looking good.
I believe it is good numbers with 94% of all infected having recovered since March 1, 2020 and that the level of deaths are decreasing and has been so since October 2021.
If the increase of infected starts decreasing and the level of deaths remain low, it is good news.
Jan 2, 2022
Texas is still looking good.
I believe it is good numbers with 94% of all infected having recovered since March 1, 2020 and that the level of deaths are decreasing and has been so since October 2021.
If the increase of infected starts decreasing and the level of deaths remain low, it is good news.
Sept 29, 2021
Texas is still looking good.
It is a shame that the fine numbers from early May until mid-july did not stay intact with the increase of deaths. Hopefully this is a short and over and done.
The level of infected seems to have passed its peak and now have commenced to decrease. The level of deaths is sadly high in comparison.
Sept 29, 2021
Texas is still looking good.
It is a shame that the fine numbers from early May until mid-july did not stay intact with the increase of deaths. Hopefully this is a short and over and done.
The level of infected seems to have passed its peak and now have commenced to decrease. The level of deaths is sadly high in comparison.
Sept 6, 2021
Texas is still looking good.
It is a shame that the fine numbers from early May until mid-july did not stay intact with the increase of deaths. Hopefully this is a short and over and done.
"DSHS doesn’t track the number of COVID-19 hospitalizations among vaccinated people statewide because hospitals are not required to report that information to the state." which is a shame because it is of great interest to the whole world how the vaccines work.
If the vaccine level is 88% secure in the first month and by the sixth month is down to 50% security, this is vital information.
"The agency said nearly 75% of the 43 vaccinated people who died were fighting a serious underlying condition, such as diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, cancer or chronic lung disease.
Additionally, it said 95% of the 43 vaccinated people who died were 60 or older, and that a majority of them were white and a majority were men."
23 August 2021
29 July 2021
Texas is still looking good.
Texas does not look like Florida, even though there is a slight increase of people getting infected. Death numbers are still very low and has been so since April which is brilliant.
3 July 2021
Texas is still looking good.
22 June 2021
Texas is still looking good.
6 June 2021
Texas is still looking good.
30 May 2021
My US home state Texas is still looking good. The daily deaths are still low numbers and moving along sideways. It seems that both deaths and infections are still decreasing but more importantly it is still keeping low numbers.
On May 30, 2021; 12 deaths and on May 29: 692 infected.
25 May 2021
Data is per above date.
28 deceased on May 17 2021 - is basically the numbers of deceased in mid-April 2020.
17 May 2021
Data is per above date.
28 deceased on May 17 2021 - is basically the numbers of deceased in mid-April 2020.
11 May 2021
Data is per above date. Still looking good when it comes to decrease of infections and deaths. Florida and Texas opened up for business almost 2½ months ago. We follow how the graphs and data with great interests to see if any peaks show up. We look at Californa, Florida, New York and Texas.
We are happy for Texas to see that the daily deaths graph is steady decreasing and that the daily infections (cases) are now quite steady moving sideways.
25 April 2021
Data is per above date. Still looking good when it comes to decrease of infections and deaths. Florida and Texas opened up for business some time ago. Therefore, we follow how the graphs and data looks like to see if any peaks show up. Data is per above date. We look at Californa, Florida, New York and Texas.
50,176 (previous 49,437) deaths
2,736,421 (previous 2,693,355) Recovered.
2,877,774 (previous 2,830,578) total infected.
Looking at the graphs below, both the amount of infected people and deceased are decreasing.
12 April 2021
Texas opened up for business some weeks ago. Therefore, it would be interesting to see how the graphs and data looks like today. Data is per above date.
49,437 deaths
2,693,355 Recovered.
2,830,578 total infected.
Looking at the graphs below, both the amount of infected people and deceased are decreasing.
March 6, 2021.
Texas:
Total population (Worldometers): 28,995,881
Apprx. Deaths per year: 200,000 people
Apprx. Deaths per month: 16,500 people
Total population (worldometers): 28,995,881
Total deaths with Covid-19 (worldometers) since Feb/March 2020: 45,274
Total infected (cases)(worldometers) since Feb/March 2020: 2,692,808
Total deaths of total population: 0,156%
Total deaths of total infected: 1,68%
Total recovered (worldometers): 2,483,440
Active cases (worldometers): 164,094
Serious/Critial condition (worldometers): N/A
In Mild condition: xx,xx% (N/A)
Total recovered of total infected: 92,22%
Texas March 5
Yesterday figures:
New Cases: + 5565
Total Cases: 2,692,808
Total Deaths: + 45,274
New Deaths: +277
Active Cases: 164,094
Texas March 3
As my "home state" Texas is now opening up, I will place some data here for future references. I had downloaded information dated March 3 and then I commenced this research on March 6.
Source: Worldometers
Total Cases = infected people in Texas: 2,692,808
Total Deaths in Texas: 45,274
Total Recovered in Texas: 2,483,440
Active cases: 164,094
Tot Case/1 M pop: 92,869
Deaths/1 M pop: 1,561
Total Tests Texas: 23,470,003
Tests/1 M Pop: 809,425
Population in Texas: 28,995,881
22 Feb 2021
Adding some information of some USA states, data from worldometers, all dated Feb 21:
Texas
Total Population: 28,995,881 people
2,604,277 people total infected since Feb 2020.
8,98 % of total population has been infected since Feb 2020.
42,449 people total deceased since Feb 2020.
0,146%
2,335,348 recovered.
89,67% has recovered.
This is a good number and nothing close to NY or California. Therefore, it is a number I would believe.
226,480 active people infected.
The question then here is: How many do have the mild condition and how many have the serious/critical condition?
Normally, the mild condition is higher than 99%.
The state of Texas has a total of 22.4 million tests.
My "home county", Madison, has had a total of 1849 people officially infected and 24 people have died. There are 147 people active infected. There is a population of (c.) 14,500.
This means that about 12.7% have been infected which is a rather high number. 0,165% of population in the county has died and this is in line with most data I have checked, even though it is in the higher tier. The US as a whole have had about 0,154%.
BUT - one has to remember that WHO first came out
with 3.4% death rate.
It was later adjusted to 0.75%
so, the 0,165% is way lower than expected - which is good.
Sweden has about 0.12%. Germany has 0.085%. UK has 0.17%.
Texas had a higher second wave than the first but it is on its way out as WHO changed its "how to test..." rules on Jan 20, 2021.
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