793 deaths absolutely breaks my heart, but I am pleased to hear about nearly 1000 additional recoveries.
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793 deaths absolutely breaks my heart, but I am pleased to hear about nearly 1000 additional recoveries.
New Jersey is in a bad state, Bergen county in particular. A Bergen County executive tried to place the county on lockdown earlier in the week, but the governor overruled him after a few days of mass confusion. So we're fucked.The Atlantic lets you see data by state
Here’s How Many People Have the Coronavirus in Your State
More than 100,000 Americans have been tested. Here are the latest numbers of confirmed cases for every state.www.theatlantic.com
NY has obviously tested the most. Washington is interesting as they've tested 23k, which is 10k less than NY, but they're at 1,524 positives. While NY, at least as the last time this tracker updated (late last night), has 33k tests with 8,513 positives. Did Washington catch it in time to really blunt the spread?
The other one that stood out to me was New Jersey. 1,240 tests with 890 positives.
V_V
And we have posters in other threads saying this would never happen in six months time. People are delusional.
I don't know, with the tests Trump claimed to get everyone this week which probably didn't happen at the scale he said it did if at all
Is there a geographical breakdown?
Wonder if it's more contained in the North and if it's spreading South
My job, US Cellular, is still requiring us to sell phones. If we don't, they'll cut our hours by closing the store and we won't get paid.
We're not allowing customers into the store, so we employees have to go outside and greet them.
It's fucking bullshit.
We're not allowing customers into the store, so we employees have to go outside and greet them.
It's fucking bullshit.
Currently most of the cases still come from Northen regions (Lombardia, Emilia-Romagna, Piemonte, Veneto).
Oh that's bullshit. Hope you work that shit out. We don't need to be dicking our fellow citizens.
Source is just being in medicine but they can cause QT prolongation which can lead to a life threatening arrhythmias called torsades. With every medication you weight the small risks against potential benefits but I'm just saying that dont expect every patient to start getting the medications without better data
Also there is even an fda warning against coadninstering plaquenil(hydroxychloroquine) with other qt prolonging drugs
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Holy shit.
HOLY SHIT
(that's my state btw)
Im at my local Walmart right now in North Miami picking up some items. It is jammed packed in here. So many people.
i think today was not as much testing done as in the week. settled in at 2000 new cases for now...which is still high
and for Italy´s numbers...well, does anyone still believe the numbers Chinas government was/is giving? simply can´t be
this whole thing seems much worser than imagined
The # of people in the ICU is absolutely terrifying. That's exactly the sort of numbers that break down any system.
I honestly think the store needs to be closed. There's nothing I can do that an over the phone agent can't.
US Cellular is just putting their profits over their employees health, just like Gamestop, but since they're smaller, people aren't going to call them out on it.
it's in italian though
LOL....Pence is going to get tested this afternoon... but Trump stands two feet from him over his shoulder?
Trump is a walking, living representative of a dumb ass.
Trump is a walking, living representative of a dumb ass.
That is if they tested all...the higher the number rises, the harder testing does.become
So are you planning to get tested after that walmart trip of yours or not?
Coronavirus, mezzo milione di tamponi da un'azienda di Brescia agli Stati Uniti
Prodotti nell'area focolaio dell'epidemia in Italia, sarebbero bastati per le esigenze di tutto il Nord. I kit diagnostici sono stati invece venduti ag…
www.repubblica.it
Half a million of test kits have been sold by a Brescia's company to USA.
Why is Italy getting hit so particularly hard? I know they're a dense country and their population is very old, but still...almost 900 deaths in one day is just horrifying.
13% ICU. Now we may see that and say "that's not too bad". Ramp that up to 200 million Americans getting this.
AHA.org says:
Total Staffed Beds in All U.S. Hospitals. 924,107
That's why I am so angry at anyone who doesn't respect the lockdown in France.
This is heart breaking.
Confirmed case at my college. We went on lockdown last week (and I haven't been around since two Tuesdays ago), but I'm still worried about that incubation period.
Cheers, it's going to be a nerve-wracking wait for the numbers then...
How? You cannot get tested in Florida even if you have symptoms.
That's more deaths than the entire SARS epidemic. Christ.
Also, to highlight how undertested they must be, with today's numbers Italy reached 9% mortality rate. That's terrifying, nearly SARS levels.
Are you for real? My aunt and a few of my cousins are in Florida and it's the first time I'm hearing about this.
I'm getting the vibe it ain't, yeah. Then again, not going into a Walmart or any public place with a shit ton of people is also a relatively okay idea for you to improve your odds over not contracting that fucking virus. Poster complaining about his walmart being full of people, yet being in it himself makes my blood boil.
Exactly. Although Italy's numbers are high - it still doesn't paint the whole picture. Testing is not being done for all, and some people are dying at home, not being counted in the numbers.
Italy has no shortage of test kits, the bottleneck is the time that it takes to analyze them. The company that sold them produces 10m kits per week. Source
Remember to cut those numbers (at least) in half as most hospitals are already treating lots of patients for many different reasons. It's just a small percentage what's available for a pandemic.
good thinkpiece from Ai Weiwei:
www.theguardian.com
China is ill, but it goes much deeper than the coronavirus | Ai Weiwei
Mistrust is a contagion the regime is struggling to control, says artist and activist Ai Weiwei
www.theguardian.com
That is why the often quoted 1-3% mortality rate can't be applicable in every scenario .. when you are out of beds / medical supplies, the mortality rate increases by so many folds.