Coronavirus Thread
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We did that a month ago using Zoom.
I'm sorry i missed my weekly report,
i've this thread on watch but i don't get notices, i hope you all are ok
Italy report 19th July, 5 pm cest, weekly changes
cases 244,434, +1,373, deaths 35,045, +91, recovered 196,949, +2,021, active cases 12,440, -739, tests 6,238,049, +299,238, people tested 3,740,447, +171,560
fatality rate 14.3% (-0.1)
mortality rate 581 per million (+1)
test rate 103.4 per thousand (+4.9)
positive rate 6.5% (-0.3)
test rate this week 4,961 per million (-21)
positive rate this week 0.8% (=)
new case rate this week 23 per million (-1)
i've this thread on watch but i don't get notices, i hope you all are ok
Italy report 19th July, 5 pm cest, weekly changes
cases 244,434, +1,373, deaths 35,045, +91, recovered 196,949, +2,021, active cases 12,440, -739, tests 6,238,049, +299,238, people tested 3,740,447, +171,560
fatality rate 14.3% (-0.1)
mortality rate 581 per million (+1)
test rate 103.4 per thousand (+4.9)
positive rate 6.5% (-0.3)
test rate this week 4,961 per million (-21)
positive rate this week 0.8% (=)
new case rate this week 23 per million (-1)
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at6
1st Sergeant
Now it's in the news that the anti-bodies may cease to be effective after 90 days. If that's the case, why waste money on a vaccine that needs boosters every few weeks?
michaelmaltby
Colonel
.... if that is the case, the 'strategy' will have to be re-tweaked, but a 90 day vaccine would have a role for protecting health care workers or selective target populations, IMO
Crimea_River
Marshal
Seems we are well on our way to round 2. City of Calgary has mandated masks to be worn in all indoor public spaces and transit as of Aug 1.
It's not just about anti bodies in the blood at6. It's preparing the immune system so it can react faster.
buffnut453
Captain
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While I think people should be wearing masks and there's clearly a serious problem: I'm curious if the criteria they're using for classifying cases is overly nebulous. It's one thing when you lack adequate testing and list some cases under some kind of criteria like "pending", or even "pending, assumed positive" until tests are done -- if proved negative, by test, they should be classified as negative.
Otherwise, it'll undermine all the statistical data.
Otherwise, it'll undermine all the statistical data.
MiTasol
1st Lieutenant
MiTasol
1st Lieutenant
Agreed but there is mounting evidence that Covid is like Dengue - you have far more serious symptoms with each following case so you chance of dying increases with each relapse.
buffnut453
Captain
at6
1st Sergeant
That is some what hopeful. Only time will tell if the "experts" are right. In the meantime I am going to do all that I can to avoid even the slightest contact with an infected person.
ThomasP
Senior Master Sergeant
Minnesota report, current overall totals as of July 23
cases 48,721, recovered 42,524, hospitalized 4,818(282)*, deaths 1,561, tested 905,315
fatality rate 3.2%
mortality rate 273.8 per million
test rate 158.8 per thousand
Minnesota 8 day amalgamated report, for July 16-23
new cases 4,377
new hospitalizations 292
new deaths 35**
*The number in parenthesis is Minnesota's currently hospitalized COVID-19 cases. This number has varied between 227 and 283 over the last 23 days.
**There were 5 deaths that were probably due to COVID-19 which are not included in the total deaths or new deaths. This is due to no test having been performed.
cases 48,721, recovered 42,524, hospitalized 4,818(282)*, deaths 1,561, tested 905,315
fatality rate 3.2%
mortality rate 273.8 per million
test rate 158.8 per thousand
Minnesota 8 day amalgamated report, for July 16-23
new cases 4,377
new hospitalizations 292
new deaths 35**
*The number in parenthesis is Minnesota's currently hospitalized COVID-19 cases. This number has varied between 227 and 283 over the last 23 days.
**There were 5 deaths that were probably due to COVID-19 which are not included in the total deaths or new deaths. This is due to no test having been performed.
Exactly. It's far too new a human pathogen to be able to ascertain exactly what I'll happen with immunity. Still lots to be learnt.
MiTasol
1st Lieutenant
My apologies to the female members but this message mainly needs to go to certain males.
at6
1st Sergeant
That's an absolutely perfect analogy. If females are offended, too bad. The message applies to everyone.
at6
1st Sergeant
I'm not gay but I won't even let you kiss me. Infected females, maybe. That depends on whether I really wish to die or not and if she's really super desirable.
Italy report 26 July 5 pm CEST, weekly changes
cases 246,118, + 1,684, deaths 35,107, +62, recovered 198,446, +1,497, active cases 12,565, +125 (first up after weeks), tests 6,560,572, +322,523, people testes 3,922,995, +182,548
fatality rate 14.3% (=)
mortality rate 582 per million (+1)
test rate 108.8 per thousand (+5.4)
positive rate 6.3% (-0.2)
test rate this week 5,347 per million (+386)
positive rate this week 0.9% (+0.1)
new case rate this week 28 per million (+5)
cases 246,118, + 1,684, deaths 35,107, +62, recovered 198,446, +1,497, active cases 12,565, +125 (first up after weeks), tests 6,560,572, +322,523, people testes 3,922,995, +182,548
fatality rate 14.3% (=)
mortality rate 582 per million (+1)
test rate 108.8 per thousand (+5.4)
positive rate 6.3% (-0.2)
test rate this week 5,347 per million (+386)
positive rate this week 0.9% (+0.1)
new case rate this week 28 per million (+5)
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ThomasP
Senior Master Sergeant
Minnesota amalgamated report, for July 24-31 (8 days)
new cases estimated to be ~4,000, actual number unknown due to delays in testing
new hospitalizations 266
new deaths 39
Minnesota report, July 31
cases 54,463, recovered 47,289, hospitalized 5,155(312)*, deaths 1,600, tested 1,024,916
fatality rate 2.9%
mortality rate 280.7 per million
test rate 179.8 per thousand
*The number in parenthesis is Minnesota's currently hospitalized COVID-19 cases.
new cases estimated to be ~4,000, actual number unknown due to delays in testing
new hospitalizations 266
new deaths 39
Minnesota report, July 31
cases 54,463, recovered 47,289, hospitalized 5,155(312)*, deaths 1,600, tested 1,024,916
fatality rate 2.9%
mortality rate 280.7 per million
test rate 179.8 per thousand
*The number in parenthesis is Minnesota's currently hospitalized COVID-19 cases.
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