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The University of Washington projects that the pandemic will peak on April 14th, and there will be roughly 80,000 deaths by the end of August.
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The hospital that I work for found a stockpile of expired masks and PPEs. We're using them. This was explained during a conference call to all providers last week. The CDC even gave us their blessing.
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The University of Washington projects that the pandemic will peak on April 14th, and there will be roughly 80,000 deaths by the end of August.
IHME | COVID-19 Projections
Explore forecasts of COVID-19 cases, deaths, and hospital resource use.
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The University of Washington projects that the pandemic will peak on April 14th, and there will be roughly 80,000 deaths by the end of August.
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i believe it's not exactly comparable. But we'll have to wait and see.
Well when you consider...
...it absolutely is.
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They weren't indeed, they were just hiding the numbers by barely doing tests so the Olympics could go on as usual. Now that they're called off more and more cases are popping up. A lockdown is bound to happen in the next few weeks. Although they might still handle it better since they have a long history of dealing with stuff like this (usually wear masks, wash hands frequently, etc.)
Ok, still not sure why I keep watching this train wreck...
There is flu season. I know from first hand reports of a collegue that even mild symptoms get tested, but with a huge delay (they got tested on the 9th day in quarantine and the results need 10 days to come in). People with more symptoms get tested & mostly results in a matter of few hours to a few days. Currently they seem to be testing ~80k/day.
The University of Washington projects that the pandemic will peak on April 14th, and there will be roughly 80,000 deaths by the end of August.
IHME | COVID-19 Projections
Explore forecasts of COVID-19 cases, deaths, and hospital resource use.
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I had six years of German in high school so I'm going to try it without translation. Danke Herr!why are people even comparing to China/Iran numbers?
yeah, here in germany there are more and more deaths everyday now and this is imo still only the beginning, many people here thinking this will be gone and done in a few weeks will be in for a rude awakening. this will last for nearly the rest of the year, maybe it goes in curves where there are less cases at some point but a bit later there are cases rising again. much which is said and written these days is often wishful thinking or predictions.
Christian Drosten liefert erste Erklärungen zu niedrigen Todeszahlen in Deutschland
Gemeinsam mit Forschungsministerin Karliczek hat sich Charité-Virologe Christian Drosten zur vergleichsweise geringen Sterberate an Corona in Deutschland geäußert - und ein neues Forschungsnetzwerk vorgestellt.
gemany´s top virologist explains that it has something to do with the tests being done when people are having mild symptoms, many available tests and therefore less severe cases. and there is still capacity so people can get a good treatment. but there are still many cases that are not detected at all, so numbers are certainly much much higher than the daily stats.
you can run it through google translator if you want to read
came across a Time article about a guy living in China, it is not back to normal at all. some good infos there.
Life in China Has Not Returned to Normal, Despite What the Government Says
The Beijing government has been busy recasting China as a sanctuary from the deadly virus. But life here is far from returning to normaltime.com
I once heard it is cheaper than a nursing home for a specific set of the population.
Because people usually have immunity with this family of viruses and there's antibodies in the blood of people who've had it.
