The COVID-19 case growth numbers & hospitalizations are concerning.
Much more concerning than Trump or Pence indicate. Countries around the world are raising sirens over 100 cases in China & 2 cases in New Zealand.
We had more cases than any day since May 2: 27,000.
Much more concerning than Trump or Pence indicate. Countries around the world are raising sirens over 100 cases in China & 2 cases in New Zealand.
We had more cases than any day since May 2: 27,000.
The fact that cases are increasing nationally despite massive declines in the Northeast obscures the case growth in the South & West.
NY, NJ, CT, MI are only down 85-90% off peak. PA and IL 75% off peak.
And still we are seeing records.
NY, NJ, CT, MI are only down 85-90% off peak. PA and IL 75% off peak.
And still we are seeing records.
States that have not peaked:
AZ, AR, CA, FL, NV, NC, OK, OR, SC, TN, TX, UT
States w higher test positive:
AL, AZ, FL, HI, OK, SC, SD, WY
States w largest hospitalization growth:
AZ, GA, SC,TX, UT (many states don& #39;t report)
AZ, AR, CA, FL, NV, NC, OK, OR, SC, TN, TX, UT
States w higher test positive:
AL, AZ, FL, HI, OK, SC, SD, WY
States w largest hospitalization growth:
AZ, GA, SC,TX, UT (many states don& #39;t report)
Deaths have continued to be mostly steady, but have declined across the country. Mix of:
-Major NE decline
-Higher % of moderate cases
-Better protection/caution of most at-risk
-Better hospital treatment
-Lag in cases/hospitalizations
Which? How much of each?
-Major NE decline
-Higher % of moderate cases
-Better protection/caution of most at-risk
-Better hospital treatment
-Lag in cases/hospitalizations
Which? How much of each?
There are a lot of people on Twitter who will tell you they are positive they have the answer. The only thing I& #39;m positive of is that they don& #39;t.
I& #39;d like to think there& #39;s some good news here. Then again, give me New Zealand& #39;s approach and I would be positive.
I& #39;d like to think there& #39;s some good news here. Then again, give me New Zealand& #39;s approach and I would be positive.
H/T to Mark Van Sumeran and @NephronResearch as usual for helping keep me knee deep in data.