I tried navigating the CDC's website looking for deaths per day and could not locate it.
Something else I am not hearing about is overcrowding of hospitals like we had here in NY. Houston was a blip then nothing more. Is this second wave not doing the damage the first one did?
It’s very odd to see states passing NY in cases yet still having WAYYYY less deaths than NY. Are doctors able to treat COVID better now?
I tried navigating the CDC's website looking for deaths per day and could not locate it.
Something else I am not hearing about is overcrowding of hospitals like we had here in NY. Houston was a blip then nothing more. Is this second wave not doing the damage the first one did?
Certainly not huge headlines anymore about numbers of dead, or overcrowded hospitals. Also haven’t heard anything about Italy for sometime and they were so bad off in the beginning.
I tried navigating the CDC's website looking for deaths per day and could not locate it.
Something else I am not hearing about is overcrowding of hospitals like we had here in NY. Houston was a blip then nothing more. Is this second wave not doing the damage the first one did?
Coincidentally the numbers started to flatten out when trump took the data from the cdc and began funneling it through his buddies company. We may never know with any real accuracy what the numbers are again. Anecdotally I can tell you that here in Austin the convention center has been turned into a field hospital, which seems strange if there is not an increased need for hospitalizations. Also local news reports that most of the major cities have been hiring out refrigerated trucks. Nothing to see here I guess
I tried navigating the CDC's website looking for deaths per day and could not locate it.
Something else I am not hearing about is overcrowding of hospitals like we had here in NY. Houston was a blip then nothing more. Is this second wave not doing the damage the first one did?
Coincidentally the numbers started to flatten out when trump took the data from the cdc and began funneling it through his buddies company. We may never know with any real accuracy what the numbers are again. Anecdotally I can tell you that here in Austin the convention center has been turned into a field hospital, which seems strange if there is not an increased need for hospitalizations. Also local news reports that most of the major cities have been hiring out refrigerated trucks. Nothing to see here I guess
This not being reported to the masses worries me. Elvis brings up valid points and that is why I asked.
I tried navigating the CDC's website looking for deaths per day and could not locate it.
Something else I am not hearing about is overcrowding of hospitals like we had here in NY. Houston was a blip then nothing more. Is this second wave not doing the damage the first one did?
Coincidentally the numbers started to flatten out when trump took the data from the cdc and began funneling it through his buddies company. We may never know with any real accuracy what the numbers are again. Anecdotally I can tell you that here in Austin the convention center has been turned into a field hospital, which seems strange if there is not an increased need for hospitalizations. Also local news reports that most of the major cities have been hiring out refrigerated trucks. Nothing to see here I guess
This not being reported to the masses worries me. Elvis brings up valid points and that is why I asked.
Here is the link for cases and deaths, updated daily
There are also theories about why the mortality rate seems to be dropping (seems to be, not yet confirmed that it is).
One part that is certainly true is that the much has been learned about how best to manage and treat covid cases, particularly the most serious ones, so the survival rate is very likely higher.
The second is that more of the new cases are in younger people.
The third is that, because the hospitals have not been so overwhelmed as they were early on, there aren't people dying due to lack of resources like ICU beds.
The same trend is being seen in other countries, including the UK, so probably no need to jump to the conclusion that the WH is suppressing data just yet.
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I tried navigating the CDC's website looking for deaths per day and could not locate it.
Something else I am not hearing about is overcrowding of hospitals like we had here in NY. Houston was a blip then nothing more. Is this second wave not doing the damage the first one did?
It’s very odd to see states passing NY in cases yet still having WAYYYY less deaths than NY. Are doctors able to treat COVID better now?
2 factors at play. A. they definitely have better treatment options now than in April including Remdesivir 2. Large number of cases now in young folks (cause they couldn't stay out of bars etc.) who are far less likely to die, whereas early outbreak was disproportionately infecting older folks
I tried navigating the CDC's website looking for deaths per day and could not locate it.
Something else I am not hearing about is overcrowding of hospitals like we had here in NY. Houston was a blip then nothing more. Is this second wave not doing the damage the first one did?
Coincidentally the numbers started to flatten out when trump took the data from the cdc and began funneling it through his buddies company. We may never know with any real accuracy what the numbers are again. Anecdotally I can tell you that here in Austin the convention center has been turned into a field hospital, which seems strange if there is not an increased need for hospitalizations. Also local news reports that most of the major cities have been hiring out refrigerated trucks. Nothing to see here I guess
This not being reported to the masses worries me. Elvis brings up valid points and that is why I asked.
Here is the link for cases and deaths, updated daily
I tried navigating the CDC's website looking for deaths per day and could not locate it.
Something else I am not hearing about is overcrowding of hospitals like we had here in NY. Houston was a blip then nothing more. Is this second wave not doing the damage the first one did?
Coincidentally the numbers started to flatten out when trump took the data from the cdc and began funneling it through his buddies company. We may never know with any real accuracy what the numbers are again. Anecdotally I can tell you that here in Austin the convention center has been turned into a field hospital, which seems strange if there is not an increased need for hospitalizations. Also local news reports that most of the major cities have been hiring out refrigerated trucks. Nothing to see here I guess
This not being reported to the masses worries me. Elvis brings up valid points and that is why I asked.
Here is the link for cases and deaths, updated daily
I tried navigating the CDC's website looking for deaths per day and could not locate it.
Something else I am not hearing about is overcrowding of hospitals like we had here in NY. Houston was a blip then nothing more. Is this second wave not doing the damage the first one did?
Coincidentally the numbers started to flatten out when trump took the data from the cdc and began funneling it through his buddies company. We may never know with any real accuracy what the numbers are again. Anecdotally I can tell you that here in Austin the convention center has been turned into a field hospital, which seems strange if there is not an increased need for hospitalizations. Also local news reports that most of the major cities have been hiring out refrigerated trucks. Nothing to see here I guess
This not being reported to the masses worries me. Elvis brings up valid points and that is why I asked.
Here is the link for cases and deaths, updated daily
There are also theories about why the mortality rate seems to be dropping (seems to be, not yet confirmed that it is).
One part that is certainly true is that the much has been learned about how best to manage and treat covid cases, particularly the most serious ones, so the survival rate is very likely higher.
The second is that more of the new cases are in younger people.
The third is that, because the hospitals have not been so overwhelmed as they were early on, there aren't people dying due to lack of resources like ICU beds.
The same trend is being seen in other countries, including the UK, so probably no need to jump to the conclusion that the WH is suppressing data just yet.
A fourth is the fact that increased testing since March has led to more confirmed cases. That does not even acknowledge that the true case number is likely 10x greater in the U.S. (at least) per CDC estimates. So the numerator (deaths) has increased, but the denominator (confirmed cases) has increased at a much faster pace, so the mortality rate has to drop.
I tried navigating the CDC's website looking for deaths per day and could not locate it.
Something else I am not hearing about is overcrowding of hospitals like we had here in NY. Houston was a blip then nothing more. Is this second wave not doing the damage the first one did?
It’s very odd to see states passing NY in cases yet still having WAYYYY less deaths than NY. Are doctors able to treat COVID better now?
2 factors at play. A. they definitely have better treatment options now than in April including Remdesivir 2. Large number of cases now in young folks (cause they couldn't stay out of bars etc.) who are far less likely to die, whereas early outbreak was disproportionately infecting older folks
I’ve heard the same thing on several different news sources. More younger people, so fewer deaths and hospitalizations. Also more testing, people didn’t get tested before unless they met certain criteria. Now with more testing those with milder cases are being tested and counted, who wouldn’t have previously even been tested.
I tried navigating the CDC's website looking for deaths per day and could not locate it.
Something else I am not hearing about is overcrowding of hospitals like we had here in NY. Houston was a blip then nothing more. Is this second wave not doing the damage the first one did?
Coincidentally the numbers started to flatten out when trump took the data from the cdc and began funneling it through his buddies company. We may never know with any real accuracy what the numbers are again. Anecdotally I can tell you that here in Austin the convention center has been turned into a field hospital, which seems strange if there is not an increased need for hospitalizations. Also local news reports that most of the major cities have been hiring out refrigerated trucks. Nothing to see here I guess
This not being reported to the masses worries me. Elvis brings up valid points and that is why I asked.
Here is the link for cases and deaths, updated daily
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But to do nothing is to be foolish. To ignore or question the validity of this virus, its contagiousness or the consequences of selfish attitudes is — at this stage — completely stupid.”
Isn't the existence of Ivanka, Junior, and Eric pretty solid evidence that there is, in fact, demon sperm?
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I tried navigating the CDC's website looking for deaths per day and could not locate it.
Something else I am not hearing about is overcrowding of hospitals like we had here in NY. Houston was a blip then nothing more. Is this second wave not doing the damage the first one did?
It’s very odd to see states passing NY in cases yet still having WAYYYY less deaths than NY. Are doctors able to treat COVID better now?
2 factors at play. A. they definitely have better treatment options now than in April including Remdesivir 2. Large number of cases now in young folks (cause they couldn't stay out of bars etc.) who are far less likely to die, whereas early outbreak was disproportionately infecting older folks
I also think that with a greater lack of testing ability initially younger people who were sick were not tested as not seen as high risk.
What’s the current standing of hydro chloroquine as a viable treatment?
Sorry if I'm covering something that has already come up in this thread (I haven't read the whole thing) but here in the UK because of our National Health System and unfortunate large amount of cases they have been able to do a large trial (I believe the world's biggest) of existing medications ... weeks ago they dropped hydrochloroquine as a potential treatment because it was showing no benefits for patients. It was out of this trial that dexamethasone as a treatment was found (I believe it reduced deaths by around 1/3).
If you want to look into the trial more it is called 'Recovery'. They say that it may take longer to find more treatments as there are now less patients in hospitals here so less patients for trials ... although we are reopening so unfortunately that may change,
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The Swedish economy is expected to slow down by 4 percent this year. It is a disaster, according to independent savings economist Claes Hemberg. But Sweden has still managed the corona crisis twice as well as the rest of Europe, where the average is 8 percent minus.
- These 4 percent show that things are twice as good for Sweden as the average in Europe. Our relative openness has made it possible to continue producing, importing and exporting. The rest of Europe has instead sometimes stopped working, says Claes Hemberg.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
Just the look of the video seemed like an amateurish homemade propaganda sham.
Of all the doctors, and maybe the others are crazier, he endorses Immanuel?
What’s the current standing of hydro chloroquine as a viable treatment?
I wondered the same thing yesterday & came up with this from the New England Journal of Medicine:
”CONCLUSIONS
Among patients hospitalized with mild-to-moderate Covid-19, the use of hydroxychloroquine, alone or with azithromycin, did not improve clinical status at 15 days as compared with standard care. (Funded by the Coalition Covid-19 Brazil and EMS Pharma; ClinicalTrials.gov number”
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Here is the link for cases and deaths, updated daily
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-updates/cases-in-us.html
The data is on the CDC website broken down in a number of different ways.
Elvis' report about how cases are counted is incorrect.
One part that is certainly true is that the much has been learned about how best to manage and treat covid cases, particularly the most serious ones, so the survival rate is very likely higher.
The second is that more of the new cases are in younger people.
The third is that, because the hospitals have not been so overwhelmed as they were early on, there aren't people dying due to lack of resources like ICU beds.
The same trend is being seen in other countries, including the UK, so probably no need to jump to the conclusion that the WH is suppressing data just yet.
A. they definitely have better treatment options now than in April including Remdesivir
2. Large number of cases now in young folks (cause they couldn't stay out of bars etc.) who are far less likely to die, whereas early outbreak was disproportionately infecting older folks
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/national/coronavirus-us-cases-deaths/?hpid=hp_hp-top-table-main_tracker-bullets:homepage/story-ans&itid=hp_hp-top-table-main_tracker-bullets:homepage/story-ans
World:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/world/mapping-spread-new-coronavirus/?hpid=hp_hp-top-table-main_tracker-bullets:homepage/story-ans&itid=hp_hp-top-table-main_tracker-bullets:homepage/story-ans
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It's amazing that we dwarf China and India in Covid deaths yet they dwarf our population 5x over.
Also more testing, people didn’t get tested before unless they met certain criteria. Now with more testing those with milder cases are being tested and counted, who wouldn’t have previously even been tested.
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Better than Fox News. Not as good as the Onion.
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I also think that with a greater lack of testing ability initially younger people who were sick were not tested as not seen as high risk.
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If you want to look into the trial more it is called 'Recovery'. They say that it may take longer to find more treatments as there are now less patients in hospitals here so less patients for trials ... although we are reopening so unfortunately that may change,
- These 4 percent show that things are twice as good for Sweden as the average in Europe. Our relative openness has made it possible to continue producing, importing and exporting. The rest of Europe has instead sometimes stopped working, says Claes Hemberg.
”CONCLUSIONS
Among patients hospitalized with mild-to-moderate Covid-19, the use of hydroxychloroquine, alone or with azithromycin, did not improve clinical status at 15 days as compared with standard care. (Funded by the Coalition Covid-19 Brazil and EMS Pharma; ClinicalTrials.gov number”
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2019014
This article about the results are a little more in depth, and mention the study from Henry Ford Health that claimed its use was indeed effective:
https://medcitynews.com/2020/07/hydroxychloroquine-flunks-phase-iii-trial-in-mild-to-moderate-covid-19/
Hardly the end all be all, I would welcome more information if people have it.