The Coronavirus, not the beer

Some of the ventilators owned by the federal government dont work because they let the contract with the company that maintains them lapse last summer.

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Daily death count in NY state:

3/25 75
3/26 100
3/27 134
3/28 209
3/29 237
3/30 253
3/31 332
4/1 391

For the United States

3/25 225
3/26 253
3/27 433
3/28 447
3/29 392
3/30 554
3/31 821
4/1 939
 
The Chosen One said:
Mike DeWine is apparently the only governor in the Republican Party who has taken this seriously and not wait for Daddy Trump to give him the go ahead.

Alabama still has not issued a stay at home. South Carolina did too after McMaster had a talk with Trump.
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Tennessee still doesn't have a stay at home order. And Gov. Bill Lee only a couple days ago issued an order for non-essential companies to close.

I'm still working currently as I coordinate logistics for a Chemical plant and we are deemed an essential operation. I don't know whether I view this as fortunate or unfortunate. I'm making money when millions of Americans are currently out of a job. But I do fear I might contract the virus at work and pass it on to a family member. To my companies credit, they are taking the situation seriously and have put in place many precautions to help prevent a possible spread.
 
nsacpi said:
Daily death count in NY state:

3/25 75
3/26 100
3/27 134
3/28 209
3/29 237
3/30 253
3/31 332
4/1 391

For the United States

3/25 225
3/26 253
3/27 433
3/28 447
3/29 392
3/30 554
3/31 821
4/1 939
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We have another week of escalation till this should level out and drop drastically. What that escalation is will be interesting. If it's a doubling every 2 day period then we are going to be under 100k I think.
 
thethe said:
We have another week of escalation till this should level out and drop drastically. What that escalation is will be interesting. If it's a doubling every 2 day period then we are going to be under 100k I think.
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Are you talking about NY or nationally.
 
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I read a Russian military key dropped

60 tons of medical supplies at JFK yesterday


Mobsters now managing lifeline supply chain
 
I'm still curious about the data that clearly is showing no spike in illness-related deaths to this point.

Seems to indicate that covid is taking people who may have otherwise been at risk to other illness.
 
sturg33 said:
I'm still curious about the data that clearly is showing no spike in illness-related deaths to this point.

Seems to indicate that covid is taking people who may have otherwise been at risk to other illness.
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This is the biggest thing to look at. I want to see a comparative period analysis for all other causes of death for the past 3 years.

Somethings fishy right now.
 
State and local governments keep a variety of data on mortality rates and other indicators of public health.

A sample for NY City

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nsacpi said:
State and local governments keep a variety of data on mortality rates and other indicators of public health.

A sample for NY City

data%20spotlight_2020-04_ILI%20v4_470x265.JPG
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Do they have on other ailments. I'm not concerned with the flu. Who is dying from heart disease and where are those numbers trending period over period?

From what I'm reading any death where the patient tests positive for covid 19 is being counted in these numbers.

That should not be happening unless the virus directly caused the death.
 
That data doesnt jive with CDC data. Also dont make much sense... basically showing a tripling of deaths but only 2k from covid?
 
thethe said:
Do they have on other ailments. I'm not concerned with the flu. Who is dying from heart disease and where are those numbers trending period over period?

From what I'm reading any death where the patient tests positive for covid 19 is being counted in these numbers.

That should not be happening unless the virus directly caused the death.
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Go to the website and do some digging.

https://a816-health.nyc.gov/hdi/epiquery/

The graph I posed gives ED visits for ILI by month. You can see from the graph the severity of the 2017-18 flu season. The much less severe 2018-19 season. Looks like this past season was severe before dropping sharply in February. And a new turn up in March, which is COVID-19. And now we are in April, when the numbers will be off the charts.
 
nsacpi said:
Go to the website and do some digging.

https://a816-health.nyc.gov/hdi/epiquery/

The graph I posed gives ED visits for ILI by month. You can see from the graph the severity of the 2017-18 flu season. The much less severe 2018-19 season. Looks like this past season was severe before dropping sharply in February. And a new turn up in March, which is COVID-19. And now we are in April, when the numbers will be off the charts.
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Interesting. A severe flu season that all of a sudden went away and turned into Covid 19....
 
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