Shit is wild. I have been working from home for weeks now and have had the family on lockdown
It is insane to see people literally risk their own lives in order to not be mildly inconvenienced...
"WW C"- COVID-19, GLOBAL CASES SURPASS 676 MILLION...CASES 676,609,955 DEATHS 6,881,955 US CASES 103,804,263 US DEATHS 1,123,836 8:30pm 1/28/24
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Shit is wild. I have been working from home for weeks now and have had the family on lockdown
It is insane to see people literally risk their own lives in order to not be mildly inconvenienced...
yeah I was looking to get a game system GS basically selling used systems for $20 less than a brand new PS4
They had a conference call amongst store managers who were concerned and someone asked if they were still doing trades for used items...dude was like yeah, you can get it anywhere
They don't even have wipes for them to clean the stores, they were like you can buy them on your own.
But all of corporate are working from home
FEMA issues ‘Major Disaster Declaration’ for New York over coronavirus
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FEMA issues ‘Major Disaster Declaration’ for New York over coronavirus
The Trump administration has issued a Major Disaster Declaration for New York, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in the United States, officials said. The emergency declaration Friday from …
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Yes, New York liquor stores are deemed essential businesses
Liquor stores qualify as essential businesses in New York and will be exempt from Gov. Andrew Cuomo's executive order for all non-essential workers to stay home, according to the New York State Liquor Association(SLA). The exemption applies to all SLA-licensed entities. On Friday morning, Gov...
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Ok, so I know liquor is essential, but I didn't know it it was that essential.
President Trump declares New York a major disaster area as the state becomes the epicenter of the US coronavirus outbreak
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- The declaration allows New York State access to FEMA's Disaster Relief Fund
- The Trump administration declaration was issued Friday
- This is the first time in US history a major disaster has been declared over a public health threat
- Coronavirus symptoms: what are they and should you see a doctor?
President Trump declares New York a major disaster area
The emergency declaration issued Friday by the Federal Emergency Management Agency provides access to $42billion in vital aid from the Disaster Relief Fund.
Italy's death toll surges by 627 in a single day to 4,032
Diego Fernandes, 46 and Deni Salgado, 30, were married in Naples - but a ban on public gatherings as part of Italy's lockdown measures to curb the spread of Covid-19 meant no guests were present.
- Italy's coronavirus death toll has leapt by 627 in a single day, an increase of 18.4 percent, taking total to 4,032
- It is by far the largest daily rise in absolute terms since the highly contagious virus emerged a month ago
- One pair of newlyweds, Diego Fernandes , 46 and Deni Salgado, 30, had a ceremony in Naples, with no guests
- The total number of cases in the country also surged to 47,021 from a previous 41,035, an increase of 14.6%
- The region of Lombardy has hired 114 soldiers to keep people inside after some Italians flouted the rules
- The hardest-hit northern part of Lombardy remains in a critical situation, with 2,549 deaths and 22,264 cases
- Italian PM Giuseppe Conte warned measures may have to be toughened if 'prohibitions are not respected'
- Coronavirus symptoms: what are they and should you see a doctor?
Shit is wild. I have been working from home for weeks now and have had the family on lockdown
What's even worst, you have businesses going against the lockdown mandate or not allowing employees to take off work,so they can get away from people...Shit is ridiculous...
shit is plain evil. I am a "professional" but I have plenty of family who aren't and I'm hearing wild shit from them. We honestly need to get a little fund set up on here and let everyone contribute a dollar or two because I know we have people on here who will be hurting soon if they are not already. I have already had to send a couple of Instacart/postmates orders to some relatives of mine who I know needed it but would never ask directly...
They've lost their minds.... cac ho
US cases are currently 19,352, with 250 deaths. That's a 1.3% (Global is 4.1%) mortality rate.
The state of Washington has 83 deaths and 1,524 cases with most coming from the nursing home.
If you remove Washington as the outlier, then the mortality rate decreases to 0.9%.
So far 147 have recovered from the confirmed cases in the US.
New York has over 8400 cases, but they are doing the most test as well.
The state of Washington has 83 deaths and 1,524 cases with most coming from the nursing home.
If you remove Washington as the outlier, then the mortality rate decreases to 0.9%.
So far 147 have recovered from the confirmed cases in the US.
New York has over 8400 cases, but they are doing the most test as well.
Straight incompetence everywhere involving coronavirus
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Army Had ‘Quarantined’ Troops Mingle With Healthy Ones
Accounts from Fort Bliss and Fort Hood describe porous quarantine conditions–as well as Army officials scrambling to do better against a pathogenic enemy they didn’t expect.
Globally there are 274,707 cases with 11,387 deaths. That's a 4.1% mortality rate.
Italy is the outlier with 47,021 cases and 4,032 deaths. That's an 8.6% mortality rate.
Removing Italy from the stats and we have 227,686 cases with 7,355 deaths. That's a 3.2% mortality rate.
China's mortality rate is 3.9%.
Iran is 7.3%.
Spain is 5.1%.
France is 3.6%.
Statically, Italy is a huge outlier, and we should not judge this outbreak based on what they are dealing with.
However, if the data holds for hypertension and blood-pressure have the most significant effect on that country's mortality rate. Cali and NY are going to be exceptions, and the South could quickly become the epicenter. Lousiana, Georgia, and Florida already have a mortality rate of over 2%.
Italy is the outlier with 47,021 cases and 4,032 deaths. That's an 8.6% mortality rate.
Removing Italy from the stats and we have 227,686 cases with 7,355 deaths. That's a 3.2% mortality rate.
China's mortality rate is 3.9%.
Iran is 7.3%.
Spain is 5.1%.
France is 3.6%.
Statically, Italy is a huge outlier, and we should not judge this outbreak based on what they are dealing with.
However, if the data holds for hypertension and blood-pressure have the most significant effect on that country's mortality rate. Cali and NY are going to be exceptions, and the South could quickly become the epicenter. Lousiana, Georgia, and Florida already have a mortality rate of over 2%.
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Marshall Law by April fools day. Get ready for even more restrictions on movement plus a strict curfew.
That we know of. Tests aren't abundant enough. We've probably had people die who had the virus and a different cause of death listed. The only way we will know is if there were samples taken to test later.
Globally there are 274,707 cases with 11,387 deaths. That's a 4.1% mortality rate.
Italy is the outlier with 47,021 cases and 4,032 deaths. That's an 8.6% mortality rate.
Removing Italy from the stats and we have 227,686 cases with 7,355 deaths. That's a 3.2% mortality rate.
China's mortality rate is 3.9%.
Iran is 7.3%.
Spain is 5.1%.
France is 3.6%.
Statically, Italy is a huge outlier, and we should not judge this outbreak based on what they are dealing with.
However, if the data holds for hypertension and blood-pressure have the most significant effect on that country's mortality rate. Cali and NY are going to be exceptions, and the South could quickly become the epicenter. Lousiana, Georgia, and Florida already have a mortality rate of over 2%.
Those are also the same states with a high % of uninsured with chronic illness. Italy has shown that obesity and smoking are huge risk factors as well.
I can tell you are a numbers nerd like me so look at the number of hospital beds per 1k for Japan and Korea compared with Italy. We have fewer than Italy...
This is the breakdown by state. This is going to decimate Us if we don't act now and get people to stay the fuck home...
Hospital Beds per 1,000 Population by Ownership Type
The Kaiser Family Foundation website provides in-depth information on key health policy issues including Medicaid, Medicare, health reform, global health, HIV/AIDS, health insurance, the uninsured …
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I was talking to a buddy of mine about this same thing. We really don't know.
Those are also the same states with a high % of uninsured with chronic illness. Italy has shown that obesity and smoking are huge risk factors as well.
This is the breakdown by state. This is going to decimate Us if we don't act now and get people to stay the fuck home...
Hospital Beds per 1,000 Population by Ownership Type
The Kaiser Family Foundation website provides in-depth information on key health policy issues including Medicaid, Medicare, health reform, global health, HIV/AIDS, health insurance, the uninsured …
We weren't prepared to have 330 million people in this country. We are showing our shortcomings.
We also don't know about those that had it and recovered as well. Both deaths and numbers of cases can't truly be accounted for.
Yeah and with it being winter many people had colds. I had a runny nose a couple of weeks ago but sweated it out overnight. I just assumed it was mucous build-up. Then I knew of people who had colds since late January so there is no way of telling if it was just a common cold, pneumonia, or the corvid virus that had the symptoms of a cold.
This virus could have been here are in the U.S. as early as December. Because it has similarities to the flu, many people probably thought nothing more of it and just went about it normally.
Our first confirmation wasn't until Jan. 22 and only 4 cases were confirmed between Feb. 3 to Feb. 21.
The stats are already completely screwed for all accounts of the number of cases, deaths, and recoveries.
Add this as well. Shit has probably been here for MONTHS. It's kinda laughable.
Preliminary In-Season 2021-2022 Flu Burden Estimates
CDC's weekly cumulative in-season estimates of flu cases, medical visits, hospitalizations and deaths in the United States.
www.cdc.gov
Straight incompetence everywhere involving coronavirus
Army Had ‘Quarantined’ Troops Mingle With Healthy Ones
Accounts from Fort Bliss and Fort Hood describe porous quarantine conditions–as well as Army officials scrambling to do better against a pathogenic enemy they didn’t expect.
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Here is 2018-2019 data for the flu.
Conclusion
CDC estimates that influenza was associated with more than 35.5 million illnesses, more than 16.5 million medical visits, 490,600 hospitalizations, and 34,200 deaths during the 2018–2019 influenza season. This burden was similar to the estimated burden during the 2012–2013 influenza season1.
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Here is 2018-2019 data for the flu.
Conclusion
CDC estimates that influenza was associated with more than 35.5 million illnesses, more than 16.5 million medical visits, 490,600 hospitalizations, and 34,200 deaths during the 2018–2019 influenza season. This burden was similar to the estimated burden during the 2012–2013 influenza season1.
Estimated Flu-Related Illnesses, Medical visits, Hospitalizations, and Deaths in the United States — 2018–2019 Flu Season | CDC
CDC calculates estimates of disease burden in the United States using surveillance data and modeling to adjust for sources of under-detection. Burden estimates for the 2018-2019 season found here.
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Folks like this woman need to be thrown out of office. ..You had a judge in Ohio not granting the governor's request to postpone the election. It took the Ohio Department of Health to shut that shit down on Tuesday. And,then you have certain members in the Democratic Party trying to shit on Mike Dewine just because the election got postponed...
People say they care but they really don't unless green is involve.
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Fam, something about this is very interesting. Again, more data from 2018-2019.
I can't put my finger on it yet, but these stats are worth looking into further.
I would love to see pneumonia stats for late 2019 early 2020 especially from red states. I have a feeling we are basically Russia especially in our trump supporting states
Sharp increase in Moscow pneumonia cases fuels fears over coronavirus statistics
A reported sharp increase in pneumonia cases in the Russian capital and contradictory information around the issue is fuelling fears about the accuracy of official coronavirus data which remains much lower than many European countries.