I, d guess it depends whether they still test positive. They will still be testing them??
I wondered if those death figures are automatically included in daily figures or are they on top of??? Doesn't actually make it clear..
Got a friend who manages a large care home. All staff (circa 60) were vaccinated 4 weeks ago. Last week 5 tested positive but had only very mild symptoms. 15 of residents were deemed to frail for vaccine out of which 5 have now tested positive.... But again only with mild symptoms. No hospitalizations in any of them(staff or residents) ?? Its a very strange disease. I wonder what effect vaccine had on all this????
At one point, they were definitely not testing after death. And I simply do not know if they are, whether post mortem testing is reliable, etc.
Yes - very different to most other diseases. But even then, I think many of us have nice, neat medical textbook understanding of an awful lot of diseases. Even some common, well-known diseases have the potential for causing all sorts of oddities in some people.
My step father had what appeared to be a fairly ordinary case of bronchitis back around the 1970s. He recovered and lived many more years - apparently reasonably well. But he had lost his sense of smell and it never returned.
And when bat corona fades, we can look forward to goat pneumonia:
Risk of pneumonia among residents living near goat and poultry farms during 2014-2016
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31609989/
Also reported in several newspapers, etc.