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Anecdotal so far, but similar stories have been reported in Japan, South Korea and Singapore:
https://www.businessinsider.com.au/b...-sicker-2020-4
Yeah, definitely the biggest heels in the world. And Lord Trump isn't the one to take them on like his cult believes. Guy has 100 trademarks over there and they manufacture his daughter's junk
I don't think any current Dem is brave enough, either.
Anecdotal so far, but similar stories have been reported in Japan, South Korea and Singapore:
https://www.businessinsider.com.au/b...-sicker-2020-4
The Old Lesbian from SC says nothing about how Trash and is kakistocracy has fatally botched the pandemic,
but is making lots of distracting noise about punishing China, thinking he can punch China hard and China won't or can't punch back
FiveThirtyEight article on the complex relationship between COVID-19 testing and case counts.
Tl;dr version
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features...e-meaningless/But if you’re not accounting for testing patterns, it can throw your conclusions entirely out of whack. You don’t just run the risk of being a little bit wrong: Your analysis could be off by an order of magnitude. Or even worse, you might be led in the opposite direction of what is actually happening. A country where the case count is increasing because it’s doing more testing, for instance, might actually be getting its epidemic under control. Alternatively, in a country where the reported number of new cases is declining, the situation could actually be getting worse, either because its system is too overwhelmed to do adequate testing or because it’s ramping down on testing for PR reasons.
Hospitalizations per day might be the best stat we have to evaluate acceleration/decline.
Kerala is a small, relatively affluent, highly literate Indian state about the size of California.
https://www.technologyreview.com/202...a-coronavirus/
It's like we already gave up on adequate testing.
That’s what I’ve been monitoring all along. The data is not available in all states or locales though. It may not give you any where near infected/recovered data but its the most meaningful in terms of where we are healthcare-wise. This is one of a virus, false negatives on diagnosis, false positives, false negatives on antibodies for immunity, questions if antibodies truly protect and if so for how long.
My bet is treatment will be here before meaningful and useful data on testing. Remdesivir is expected to report preliminary results in late April and possibly the 4,000 patient two arm trila divide between moderate and severely effected patients in May. If those trials bear similar results to the two smaller reported sets of data, mass production should ramp up as fast as possible. I can’t see the worldwide backlog of required reagents for effective testing being resolved quickly.
there is also a log between positive cases and hospitalization and deaths, because C19 doesn't get bad and kill quickly
USA is running now at nearly 2K deaths/day, at least 60K deaths / month.
USA is in the clear, so let's all get back to work.
War president Trash (to be court martialed for negligent manslaughter and dereliction of duty) has an election to win.
"WHO-recommended plan of contact tracing, isolation, and surveillance."
serious, committed, professional, trained career govt employees accepting serious guidance,
otoh, Trash's Exec is kakistocracy of political hit men, corporate lobbyists, toadies, sycophants, revolving door pricks on the make
Antibody Test, Seen as Key to Reopening Country, Does Not Yet Deliver
The tests, many made in China without F.D.A. approval, are often inaccurate. Some doctors are misusing them. The rollout is nowhere close to the demand.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/19/u...gtype=Homepage
DMC has been teasing a game changing, just in time, super sekrit solution for a week.
Wonder what the holdup is.
"In a federal guidance do ent on March 16, the F.D.A. required them to validate their results on their own
and notify the agency that they had done so."
self-regulated, aka UNregulated, FAILS every time, and the "regulatory-captured" FDA ing knows it.
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Harvard Law Prof Laurence Tribe Under Fire For Apparently
Suggesting Mass Coronavirus Infection and Death to Solve Pandemic
In a Twitter post — which has since been removed
“Because it’s too late to contain COVID-19, there’s only one possible ending ??????? to the story:
We must collectively develop immunity to the disease.”
“In lieu of a vaccine, that means most of us will need to be exposed to the virus.
Some unknowably large number of us will therefore die,”
he argued, quickly inviting the scorn of other media commentators and college professors.
https://www.mediaite.com/politics/harvard-law-prof-laurence-tribe-under-fire-for-apparently-suggesting-mass-coronavirus-infection-and-death-to-solve-pandemic/?utm_source=mostpopular
how about the "story ending" of developing TREATMENT drugs?
Smart idiots abound on all sides.Harvard Law Prof Laurence Tribe Under Fire For Apparently
Suggesting Mass Coronavirus Infection and Death to Solve Pandemic
In a Twitter post — which has since been removed
“Because it’s too late to contain COVID-19, there’s only one possible ending ??????? to the story:
We must collectively develop immunity to the disease.”
“In lieu of a vaccine, that means most of us will need to be exposed to the virus.
Some unknowably large number of us will therefore die,”
he argued, quickly inviting the scorn of other media commentators and college professors.
https://www.mediaite.com/politics/harvard-law-prof-laurence-tribe-under-fire-for-apparently-suggesting-mass-coronavirus-infection-and-death-to-solve-pandemic/?utm_source=mostpopular
how about the "story ending" of developing TREATMENT drugs?
He's pretty much describing the current plan. He just forgot to mention prayers, scapegoating and magical thinking.Harvard Law Prof Laurence Tribe Under Fire For Apparently
Suggesting Mass Coronavirus Infection and Death to Solve Pandemic
In a Twitter post — which has since been removed
“Because it’s too late to contain COVID-19, there’s only one possible ending ??????? to the story:
We must collectively develop immunity to the disease.”
“In lieu of a vaccine, that means most of us will need to be exposed to the virus.
Some unknowably large number of us will therefore die,”
he argued, quickly inviting the scorn of other media commentators and college professors.
https://www.mediaite.com/politics/harvard-law-prof-laurence-tribe-under-fire-for-apparently-suggesting-mass-coronavirus-infection-and-death-to-solve-pandemic/?utm_source=mostpopular
how about the "story ending" of developing TREATMENT drugs?
+ China.
Already said scapegoating.
I was going to don you for never admitting you're wrong, but, you have that one in the books, so, I can't, but, (scapegoating?) Dumps?
That is sad.
Trump can't own his mistakes and has to find multiple scapegoats, but he's a terrible president.
That is sad.
Church good now. Did you finally start going or are you still a hermit Christian? I know it's hard for you to look at women.
It's always about principle when the right is in power, but about results and intent when it's the left. Of course, intent is hard to prove especially on a forum. Therefore all the hand waving over Trump's principles while ignoring anything positive from his administration just puts a dollar store price tag on your own opinion.
Yeah despite being really sick for a few days in March with a fever that peaked a little under 101 I'm just acting like I haven't had it when out in public and I don't want a faulty antibody test to give me a possibly false sense of security if it comes back positive.
What are the big positives people have ignored, in your opinion?
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