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It's not
Can you believe that's 2 thirds of all available hospital beds?
It's not
Of staffed beds within the city, yes, it is.
Widespread facemask use could shrink the 'R' number and prevent a second COVID-19 wave
https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2020-06/uoc-wfu060920.php
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freedumb in red states is a sociopathic perversion. "I got my 'murican freedumb, all y'all socialists"
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Available staffed beds 1495 per tsa hospital data in service area p
For emphasis, we're talking about available hospital beds. Not total number of hospital beds.
https://www.ksat.com/news/local/2020...numbers-means/
- City officials also reported that 122 patients are hospitalized, 54 are in the intensive care unit and 25 are on ventilators. There are 79% of ventilators and 31% of staffed hospital beds available.
per the txdshs.maps.
Available hospital beds - 1495
In addition to the available beds TX also tests elective surgery patients. They get coded as a new case and a hospitalization.
Tholdren taking posers to school
school of re s?
Yes, its sad that all of these posters have raw data to view but they insist on copy paste from news. Not smart.
Texas tested a record 45,233 on Thursday. 1826 positive.
"The infection rate, a measure of positive cases against the number of tests conducted, has been on an upward trend since mid-May and was at 11.9% on Tuesday. The seven-day average was lower, at 6.9%. Public health experts and the governor have said 6% or less is a goal or, as Abbott put it, an “encouraging sign.” The governor, who calls this number the “positivity rate,” has also said anything over 10% is a “red flag.” Testing in Texas is still inconsistent, with people outside of the big cities reporting delays and planning snafus....."
https://www.texastribune.org/2020/06...edical-charts/
You don't know what you're doing with the raw data
Already addressed this months ago with Hotspot, ltc, and antobody tests. You are not smart.
That's 4.036%
No, you're not smart.
"The state's COVID-19 positivity rate is 6.92% as of Wednesday, June 10; before Memorial Day, that number was 4.27%"
https://www.kens5.com/article/news/h...9-428149ae750d
Yes it is. And blake is absolutely incorrect. Testing positivity for a 7 day rate has not been at 11 since 4.16 and van be identified through limited testing and hotspot testing. It's been hovering around 6 percent since 4/25 and will increase somewhat as antibody tests increase.
Per texas positivity rate on the dashboard is txdshs.
their mortality rate calculations are hilarious. they are dividing covid deaths by total population. that would assume the entire population is infected
Thats ulative tests positivity not daily. Use the data not the news
its not mortality its moralitytheir mortality rate calculations are hilarious. they are dividing covid deaths by total population. that would assume the entire population is infected
Whoops you want to try and figure out the difference between 7 day avg, daily, and ulative, or are you just going to keep posting stupidity?
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