could be potentially explained away though... even the plateauing cases could have actually been a decrease because more testing was revealing more cases, so its possible that a downward trending daily death rate was correlating with a downward trending infection rate (that appeared to be a flatline). also probably helped that we werent having such a large % of our cases in 1 city anymore like we did in new york, where resources became an issue, so improved quality of treatment could also have played some role.
i dont know how likely those explanations are to be valid, admittedly.
with that said, we have yet to see what the numbers will look like as it relates to the more recent e in cases over the last week
Every time you get a release of data with median age of new cases in 30s the ifr will drop.
From the beginning of the virus the demo has been known. They specifically said almost 90 percent would have no or mild symptoms.
Whats happening with the case count is good news ing among low risk population. As long as the elderly are protected and hosp trends and fatalities remain the same.
He's not. He is just stating what we have known from day one, as if we didn't.
Depends on how you define "death rate". If you are using known cases divided by fatalities, that means, because of testing rates. See previous posts on that.
Overall deaths in relation to "known" cases. We won't know the true IFR for a LONG time.Depends on how you define "death rate". If you are using known cases divided by fatalities, that means
We have a fair idea so far. All the data seems to be settling in .0025-.0066 range.
you didn't know it. You argued for weeks
thdren lying and hiding his sources and melting down when other people expose him
Probably more infections skewing younger plus the time delay between infections and deaths since infections identified are ing the last 7 days.
San Antonio's doubling time right now is 13 days according to Mayor Nirenberg's press conference yesterday.
Gotta' love him. Always giving us hope.
We're such an undesirable country that we're actually about to get banned from traveling to second or third tier country.
We're . So sad.
LOL we're a hole country
We're . So sad.
EXCLUSIVE:
Feds About To Bail On Supporting COVID Testing Sites
In Texas And Other States
The Trump administration is ending funding and support for local COVID-19 testing sites around the country this month,
as cases and hospitalizations are skyrocketing in many states.
The federal government will stop providing money and support for 13 sites across five states which were originally set up in the first months of the pandemic to speed up testing at the local level.
Local officials and public health experts expressed a mixture of frustration, resignation, and horror at the decision to let federal support lapse.
Texas will be particularly hard hit by the decision.
The federal government gives much-needed testing kits and laboratory access to seven testing sites around Texas.
But in the state, which is seeing new peaks in cases, people still face long lines for testing that continues to fail to meet overwhelming demand.
https://talkingpointsmemo.com/muckra...d-other-states
Trash's moronic, cretinous logic
If USA stops C19 testing, the number of cases will go down
If ladies quit testing, the number of pregnancies and abortions will go down
If people quit testing, the number STI, AIDs, cancers will go down
Now research and put in context.
Prisons & Jails: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuxnH0VAkAM
Initial COVID-19 Infection Rate May Be 80 Times Greater Than Originally Reported
Many epidemiologists believe that the initial COVID-19 infection rate was undercounted due to
testing issues,
asymptomatic and alternatively symptomatic individuals, and
a failure to identify early cases.
the number of early COVID-19 cases in the U.S. may have been more than 80 times greater and
doubled nearly twice as fast as originally believed.
influenza-like illnesses (ILI)
“We analyzed each state’s ILI cases to estimate the number that could not be attributed to influenza and were in excess of seasonal baseline levels,”
“When you subtract these out, you’re left with what we’re calling
excess ILI – cases that can’t be explained by either influenza or the typical seasonal variation of respiratory pathogens.”
The researchers found that the excess ILI showed a nearly perfect correlation with the spread of COVID-19 around the country.
https://scienceblog.com/517014/initi...nceBlog.com%29
Speak for yourself.
We're . So sad.
He doesn't need to, Europe spoke for him.
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