Amazing fact of the day: of the 58 patients admitted (to date) to UCSF with documented COVID, 16 remain in the hospital, 41 recovered and were discharged and just 1 (one) has died

Either:

1) the disease as seen here is very different from what is seen elsewhere

or

2) we were better prepared (more capacity) or are doing something else well

(or both)
(or something else)

Regardless, this is something to be celebrated and is something to be extremely thankful for

Also, @SF_DPH publishes this amazing dashboard of statistics here in SF. https://data.sfgov.org/stories/s/fjki-2fab

As of yesterday, there have been only 20 COVID-19 (confirmed) deaths in SF since the beginning

And here are the demographics on the 1200+ documented positive cases here

And the deaths...

And this is my very favorite graphic showing how much capacity is left in the system City-wide

Also, assuming that testing has been uniform across the City (and I am sure it is not), there is quite a bit of regional variation even here in SF. It is the public health equivalent of microclimates. And no this is not at all surprising