yikes. lazy take.
morefrom the boards biggest
Lol look at this guy backing up the truck. Lol your math. Now pretending R0 had something to do with it. Lololololololol"based on what we know now, you were really dumb about this in march"
Wasn't really meant to be the definitive r-naught if memory serves, merely illustrative of concept.
Try harder. Or you know, keep
Really wondering where you get that, as their datasets don't seem to have an "under 50" cutoff. they are in ten year cutoffs that end in -4.
https://data.cdc.gov/NCHS/Provisiona...9bhg-hcku/data
based on what I see here under 54 covid is 7,014
flu for the same category is shown as 1079
quite a bit of uncategorized "pneumonia" in a different column.
This would seem that the CDC thinks that COVID is about 7 times more deadly than the flu.
Again, we will have a very good sense by the end of the year what effect this had, and what it is reasonable to attribute, i.e. large unexpected e in overall rate over the year end 8.8 per 1000.
https://data.cdc.gov/NCHS/Provisiona...9bhg-hcku/data
Another interesting split in the data:
Men are about two and a half times more likely to die than women, 54 and under.
4940 vs 2074
Guessing that has to do with some specific risk factor. Interesting to see what the science shake out on that.
Ifr dumb dumb
This dataset does provide us with some interesting datapoints.
"All deaths" data gets us closer to figuring "excess" deaths.
https://data.cdc.gov/NCHS/Provisiona...nd-S/9bhg-hcku
Data set is about 4 months of data. All deaths given for US is 1091256.
Expected 2020 death rate total should be 8.8 per 1000.
.0088*4/12*330000000 = 968000
actual observed deaths 1091256
excess deaths over provisional expected (1091256-968000):
123,256
total COVID reported:
95608
It would appear that there is a good indication of the possibility that COVID is being underreported, barring some other new cause of death that we don't know about.
We'll see if that trend holds for the remainder of the year.
(edit)
excess e is 27,648, or approximately 3% of total deaths reported. That would seem to get into the realm of statistically significant. I will ask our actuary on her lunch hour tho.
Bexar County Residents in Their 20s Make Up Many of June’s 1,500 New Coronavirus Cases
https://therivardreport.com/bexar-county-residents-in-their-20s-make-up-many-of-junes-1500-new-coronavirus-cases/?utm_campaign=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_sour ce=newsletter-daily&utm_content=editorial&utm_term=health&utm_so urce=Rivard+Report&utm_campaign=8d7f44821c-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2018_12_21_07_19_COPY_01&utm_medium =email&utm_term=0_1576c62124-8d7f44821c-84683437&mc_cid=8d7f44821c&mc_eid=54a5432c74
That isn't a link, or an alternate, better dataset.
That is more
If you had a better dataset, you would present the link. You are worse than the 9-11 twoofers.
Not backtracking at all. Merely pointing out how ty your takes are.
More fail. You suck at this.
Sounds like our protest wave is here then.
You know so little about the data released by the cdc, yet you feel like you need to gossip? LolThat isn't a link, or an alternate, better dataset.
That is more
If you had a better dataset, you would present the link. You are worse than the 9-11 twoofers.
Read
4 more HEB employees in SA area have C19
Lol R0 as some type of evidence with this. Hysterical
Cowboys, Texans players test positive for coronavirus
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...19-sources-say
None of the Cowboys players had been at The Star, the team's facility, during the offseason, per league rules. The team has been in consistent contact with the players and the club has an infectious disease consultant on its medical staff.
It's not clear how the players contracted the virus.
Nc trending down
South Side
Guess they don't count?
Blood donations getting covid tested. Prepare for 2nd wave... right ChumpDumper and RandomGuy
That R0
Lol
You survived covid!!!!
thldren wandering around the forums looking to start a fight he lost in March.
And even though you didn't test positive you had a symptom. You get counted as positive!!! e!!!
My wife had a pt on Friday who's a lawyer that had been working with protest organizers all week. Ten minutes into the visit he tells her oh yeah all week I was sitting 4 feet from a protest organizer who just tested positive for covid. Mother er maybe that should be the first thing you mention, better yet say it when you called for an appt.
What a head. At least your wife had it already though right?
All health care facilities are suppose to provide a covid form before seeing patients. One of the questions:
-Have you had close contact with or cared for someone diagnosed with Covid19 within the last 14 days?
probably out chasing hoes.
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