Reply With Quote
Cases/fatalities rise, Italy extends its lockdown.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-h...-idUSKBN21615R
"China has been updating the U.S. on the coronavirus and its response since January 3. On January 15 the U.S. State Department notified Americans in China U.S. CDC's warning about the coronavirus. And now blames China for delay? Seriously?" Hua Chunying posted on Twitter.
Cases/fatalities rise, Italy extends its lockdown.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-h...-idUSKBN21615R
search "desantis party is over"
Ah ing . The deaths plotted on a logarithmic scale isn't even linear any more factoring the last few days in. Look at how much steeper that graph has become the last 2-3 days.
source: https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/19/healt...day/index.html
One Iranian dies of the virus every 10 minutes. 50 get infected every hour
Yet Pompeo and evil americans impose more sanctions on that country
evil mother ers
Any ing time now Abottsearch "desantis party is over"
called itlol overstatement
they just quarantined a city of 11 million
the virus is mutating
its the mainstream media who are downplaying this
thinking a paper mask and thermometer can stop this
some clown “doctor” on CNBC just said this is a nothingburger and laughed off the measly 500 infections and 17 dead. its only been 3 days ya dumb and do you really think only 500 infections?
that was more than 2 months ago
called it
and LMAO american government saying chinese were hiding it
they had 2 ing months to prepare at the very least order billions of masks and thousands of ventilators
they did jack and now blame china
We are testing more. There always were vastly more cases out there than we even now know about. That was bound to happen.Ah ing . The deaths plotted on a logarithmic scale isn't even linear any more factoring the last few days in. Look at how much steeper that graph has become the last 2-3 days.
source: https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/19/healt...day/index.html
It will keep going up sharply as we roll out more testing to get a better handle on it.
The deaths per infection will likely go down a bit. AHA estimates place it at 0.5%, and this is leading that at 2%, so that is going to be more in line with their estimate, if so.
Plot it out.
Bell shaped curve. two months... total ulative infected 35M.
35 million infections in the US isn't going to get us close to seeing the light at the end of the tunnel if heat doesn't slow it down. Gonna need somewhere from 4x to 7x that many Americans infected to get there.
MARCH 19, 2020 AT 4:55 AM
(Twitter photo/Griselda Zetino)
PHOENIX — As the number of coronavirus cases continue to increase in Arizona, health care facilities and their staffs have to effectively prioritize their time, testing and treatment regarding the infectious disease.
Although many Valley residents want to be tested for COVID-19, not everyone qualifies.
Frank LoVecchio, an emergency room physician at Valleywise Health Medical Center in Phoenix, told KTAR News 92.3 FM that certain criteria must be met.
He explained that the most eligible to receive testing for coronavirus are those who are already very sick with something such as pneumonia, or an individual who already requires use of a respirator.
Patients who’ve traveled to a country where the coronavirus outbreak is happening and are showing flu-like symptoms are also eligible for testing.
Related Links
- Here's a list of confirmed coronavirus cases reported in Arizona
- Luke Air Force Base reports two positive coronavirus test results
- Sinema says Ducey not doing enough to protect Arizonans from coronavirus
“If none of those criteria are met, then we’re not allowed to give the test,” LoVecchio said.
“We have to ration the test; it’s not our choice. We’d love to give the test to everyone who wanted it.”
He said when there’s a patient who qualifies for the test, the hospital contacts the Arizona Department of Health Services to do the testing.
Patients who are tested are then placed in isolation at the hospital until test results come back.
“They don’t give us an answer until about 3 to 5 days, which is very, very difficult,” LoVecchio said.
“We have a few patients waiting for the answer, and they are very sick.”
The testing for coronavirus is led by the Arizona State Public Health Laboratory, which has a capacity to test up to 450 people each day.
Commercial testing has also started. Among the private hospitals and labs in Arizona providing testing are Mayo Clinic, TGen, and Sonora Quest Laboratories.
LoVecchio said if you’re feeling flu-like symptoms – like a cough or fever – and can’t get tested for the coronavirus, he recommends staying home and isolating yourself for 12 days.
“And I would you tell others that you have that, I think you should,” he said. “It’s the right thing to do.”
Obama's first year:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_f..._United_States
... with Banksters Great Depression in full swing
Or someone who plays for the Suns.MARCH 19, 2020 AT 4:55 AM
PHOENIX — As the number of coronavirus cases continue to increase in Arizona, health care facilities and their staffs have to effectively prioritize their time, testing and treatment regarding the infectious disease.
Although many Valley residents want to be tested for COVID-19, not everyone qualifies.
Frank LoVecchio, an emergency room physician at Valleywise Health Medical Center in Phoenix, told KTAR News 92.3 FM that certain criteria must be met.
He explained that the most eligible to receive testing for coronavirus are those who are already very sick with something such as pneumonia, or an individual who already requires use of a respirator.
Patients who’ve traveled to a country where the coronavirus outbreak is happening and are showing flu-like symptoms are also eligible for testing.
Related Links
- Here's a list of confirmed coronavirus cases reported in Arizona
- Luke Air Force Base reports two positive coronavirus test results
- Sinema says Ducey not doing enough to protect Arizonans from coronavirus
“If none of those criteria are met, then we’re not allowed to give the test,” LoVecchio said.
“We have to ration the test; it’s not our choice. We’d love to give the test to everyone who wanted it.”
He said when there’s a patient who qualifies for the test, the hospital contacts the Arizona Department of Health Services to do the testing.
Patients who are tested are then placed in isolation at the hospital until test results come back.
“They don’t give us an answer until about 3 to 5 days, which is very, very difficult,” LoVecchio said.
“We have a few patients waiting for the answer, and they are very sick.”
The testing for coronavirus is led by the Arizona State Public Health Laboratory, which has a capacity to test up to 450 people each day.
Commercial testing has also started. Among the private hospitals and labs in Arizona providing testing are Mayo Clinic, TGen, and Sonora Quest Laboratories.
LoVecchio said if you’re feeling flu-like symptoms – like a cough or fever – and can’t get tested for the coronavirus, he recommends staying home and isolating yourself for 12 days.
“And I would you tell others that you have that, I think you should,” he said. “It’s the right thing to do.”
5%, with 20% for age 65+
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/l...195-X/fulltext
25K x more mortality than H1N1 with 0.02% (10000 dead / 50000000 infected)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_f..._United_States
100% expected with how far behind we are in ID'ing casesAh ing . The deaths plotted on a logarithmic scale isn't even linear any more factoring the last few days in. Look at how much steeper that graph has become the last 2-3 days.
source: https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/19/healt...day/index.html
2009 H1N1 hit 50M infected, marching right through the summer
Sorry, ulative infected should ahve been 96M
Yeah, I actually view this as a positive development. Being able to diagnose the situation is the first step to getting a handle on it. Not to say that there isn't a long road ahead/won't get worse before it gets better, but this is a step in the right direction.
I'm talking about deaths and not infections found.
Do they really think these first two months is enough time to spread 96 million infections over and actually only have a 0.5% death rate? That seems really rosy if you're talking that much infection in that short a period.
For local cases in San Antonio
https://www.sanantonio.gov/Health/Ne...ts/CoronaVirus
...because all (one) can do is sight "really rosy" & hang on till it wanes. (One) cannot reach for a tried & true tool to freeze "rosy" to make (her) stay.
When has (that) amount of (no control) been with us, bum?
..."Uh, oh."
There are currently 2 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 2 guests)
Posting Permissions
