2020
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202009.0321.v1
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CoViD-19: Weekly Mortality Cycle and Sunday Protective Phenomenon

Abstract: Background. The Weekly Mortality Cycle among CoViD-19 patients has been studied.Methods. Mortality data obtained from the 'Worldometer' website were analyzed with a comparison of absolute values, percentages, and p-value. Results. For patients suffering from CoViD-19, the most favorable or the safest days of the week were Sundays and Mondays. Conclusion. The weekly cycle with decreased mortality on Sundays and Mondays is a unique phenomenon observed among victims of CoViD-19. Presumably the decreased mortality… Show more

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“…The first example of synchronization was a weekly mortality cycle which was noticed in June 2020, 21 later this anomalous cycle of daily death became obvious and steady. 22 A comparison of the percentage of fatal cases on different days of the week for a period of 100 weeks (26.01.20-25.12.21) revealed almost identical distribution as described in a previous study. 22 (Fig.…”
Section: Initial and Current State Of The Covid-19 Pandemic Narrativesupporting
confidence: 73%
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“…The first example of synchronization was a weekly mortality cycle which was noticed in June 2020, 21 later this anomalous cycle of daily death became obvious and steady. 22 A comparison of the percentage of fatal cases on different days of the week for a period of 100 weeks (26.01.20-25.12.21) revealed almost identical distribution as described in a previous study. 22 (Fig.…”
Section: Initial and Current State Of The Covid-19 Pandemic Narrativesupporting
confidence: 73%
“…22 A comparison of the percentage of fatal cases on different days of the week for a period of 100 weeks (26.01.20-25.12.21) revealed almost identical distribution as described in a previous study. 22 (Fig. 4).…”
Section: Initial and Current State Of The Covid-19 Pandemic Narrativesupporting
confidence: 73%