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Epidemiological Report of Covid-19 pandemic in France
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Helen Guchia
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Updated Dec 10, 2020
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Hello and welcome to today's presentation.
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Um, me, Helen, uh, Tran and Leonard will be talking
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about an epidemiological report of Cove in 19 Pandemic in
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France. So let's start off with the country profile of
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France, where France is a country which is located in
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the Southwest Europe and has a total population of more
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than 65 million people.
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The life expectancy of the population is 83 years, and
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now let's have a closer look on the age distribution,
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which you can see here in the pyramid, where we
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have a table from 2020 where we can see that
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the population is quite stable, is not necessarily growing too
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much, it's very stable and the main part of the
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population is in between 20 until 6 60 65 years
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of age.
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But we can see that females the population, which are
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over 85 years old, is slightly larger than the male
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one, because the average female will live until 85 years,
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whereas the average male will live until 80 years of
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age. So that was the population period pyramid sorry and
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the age distribution of France.
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Now let's continue with the risk group or proportion off
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high risk groups.
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So, according to W H O, the people who are
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the most susceptible to the virus or our entire risk
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of developing more symptoms are population that are above 60
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years of age and people with underlying medical condition, such
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as heart problems and lung problems, diabetes, diabetes, obesity and
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cancer. So here you can see a table off the
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amount of people in the population which are smoking.
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Um, the reason we have this table here is because,
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according to W H i O, smoking is estimated to
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be the cause 70% of all long kinds of deaths
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and 42% of all Corning westward respiratory diseases.
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A worldwide eso, as we can see here, 25 people
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per cent apologies, 25% off adults in France smoke and
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15% of the population are a piece and there were
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diabetes. We have 8% off the population living with diabetes
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and is that the hospital discharge rate for cardiovascular diseases
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was in 2018, around 2000 per 100 inhabitants.
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So now let's continue with the geographical spread, where in
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France we had the first case, the first cases in
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the world of coronavirus, which was on the 24th of
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January, where the first case appeared, which were actually three.
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All of the three cases were hospitalized and they had
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all been in contact or have traveled to Wuhan by
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themselves. And now let's have a closer look on the
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spot map.
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So the pandemic really started to take off in March.
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But before the April 8th, we already have more than
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10,000 people who had died and more than 80,000 affected.
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Most of the people were and are still in the
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Paris region, where we can see on this pot map,
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which is how many hospitalized patients we have.
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So at the moment we can see that Paris is
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the region with the most cases with 65 6565 patients,
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and we also have Leon in the South, with 600
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6888 patients.
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But we can see them, the cases both in the
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north and in the west in the east, south, so
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all over less than the islands, though, So now I'll
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have the attention over to vou who will tell you
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about the epidemiological characteristics
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