Some significant percentage increases in cases in India recently. They are still low, but you have to wonder if things might be on the verge of blowing up there. If they do, it will be very bad...so many people.
Actually the worst day they had was on March 21, when 546 people died from the coronavirus in Lombardy. But still, that's a big increase from yesterday.Yikes, I think that may be their worst day so far? Makes me wonder what kind of awful numbers we’re going to see nationwide in Italy when those numbers are released soon...
If I recall, a lot of deaths occur 3 weeks or more after onset so it makes sense that the death rate would be lagging a little.Actually the worst day they had was on March 21, when 546 people died from the coronavirus in Lombardy. But still, that's a big increase from yesterday.
Cocktail hour!The Cocktail is the ticket out of this mess. Chlorquine plus z pack. I might start calling it The Uncle Don Cocktail!
It's not going to make the thing disappear but it'll save lives. People still need to practice social distancing or it'll spread faster than we can get it.The Cocktail is the ticket out of this mess. Chlorquine plus z pack. I might start calling it The Uncle Don Cocktail!
We just talked with a specialist about this drug and it's a rare side effect and you usually have to be on it for over 5 years for it to show up.I've also heard it can also cause blindness, especially in women over 60.
I have talked to a few connections in Coronado. They are having some people test positive so they suspended BUDS training. Puts my oldest son in a bind as he is set to sign his contract soon if he decides to go that route
@tramadoc I leaned on him man but now he is more eager than ever so that tells me what I needed to know!
Georgia with an explosion of cases since 7 last night, up to 2001 cases and 64 deaths up 358 overnight.
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COVID-19 Status Report
These data represent confirmed cases of COVID-19 reported to the Georgia Department of Public Health.dph.georgia.gov
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Plenty of "younger" people still get it but its a lot less lethal. I'll be real curious in a few years to read back and see just how many had it and didn't know it.The percentage of cases for the under 60 population has remained consistent for the last few days, hovering between 56% to 59%
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Amen. Couldnt agree more.It's not going to make the thing disappear but it'll save lives. People still need to practice social distancing or it'll spread faster than we can get it.
Do you mind sharing where these graphs are from? I'm hoping I can find some similar to this for other states.Check out this data for Georgia.
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Sure, I seen it on twitter from some people I’m following. Here’s the link.Do you mind sharing where these graphs are from? I'm hoping I can find some similar to this for other states.
Thank you, this is very much appreciated. Looks like GA's page has more graphs than mine or other states in SE. I'm jealous.Sure, I seen it on twitter from some people I’m following. Here’s the link.
Track COVID-19 Coronavirus in Georgia | Coronavirus Mapping Project
www.covidmappingproject.com
15,136 completed tests (according to this page)North Carolina latest.
825 cases
77 hospitilized
Average age of infected: 41
4th day in a row increase by 100.
Mortality: 4 [ All men]
47% of cases are age 25-49
13% 18-24 age grouop
24% 50-64 age group
14% 65+
51% cases are women
33.8% of hospital beds are open, empty
Of 3,223 icu beds, 724 are empty.
Not sure how many test overall have been administered
Good News. For anyone who wants to hear Dr. Birx talk about model failures here it is:
Maybe they could take some of the load off NYC?North Carolina latest.
825 cases
77 hospitilized
Average age of infected: 41
4th day in a row increase by 100.
Mortality: 4 [ All men]
47% of cases are age 25-49
13% 18-24 age grouop
24% 50-64 age group
14% 65+
51% cases are women
33.8% of hospital beds are open, empty
Of 3,223 icu beds, 724 are empty.
Not sure how many test overall have been administered
The vast majority of elderly (nearly 80%) have underlying conditions already. I think it's more useful to know differences in CFR rate between different underlying conditions so we know how to best treat it. I would think knowing CFR rate for elderly without underlying conditions is only useful as base of comparison, but that's just me.Maybe they could take some of the load off NYC?
By the way, It appears that the only metrics that matter are 1) number of infected people, 2) number of recovered people, 3) fatalities from the virus infection itself, not complicated by underlying conditions (for example, don't count people already weakened by a fight with cancer-cancer is the killer, not the virus. Any virus could have taken them out). Cases are irrelevant unless you are testing everyone.
I still think a sampling of the entire population, randomly selected is needed to better understand infected and recovered numbers. This information is needed to stop the panic. The panic and hysteria is the greater concern. Where are the tests?
And this would be essential in prescribing preventative measures for susceptible people as well.The vast majority of elderly (nearly 80%) have underlying conditions already. I think it's more useful to know differences in CFR rate between different underlying conditions so we know how to best treat it. I would think knowing CFR rate for elderly without underlying conditions is only useful as base of comparison, but that's just me.
The imperial college model is still high if the countries following the strict social distancing remove those tactics. This is being represented by the admin as the model was wrong. Thats not accurate.
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No, a COVID Scientist Didn’t Walk Back His Prediction | National Review
From the beginning he has said that lockdowns work.www.nationalreview.com
I'm watching and getting regular updates. My daughter-in-law is on that carrier.Pay attention to the crew of the aircraft carrier that is infected. You are about to see what a true distribution of illness looks like among the healthy, how fast it spreads and what herd immunity can do for all.