Need to start posting the per capita rates now that we're into the exponential growth taking off.
Louisiana has a remarkably high number of cases and I'm not sure why that is. They also have a high mortality suggesting either local population susceptibility or that the real number is much higher and they're still missing even more cases which is scary.NOLA respiratory therapist on the state of things in La. Don't worry, everything will be back to normal in two weeks.
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A Respiratory Therapist on What He's Seeing in COVID-19 Patients: "This Is Knocking Out What Should Be Perfectly Fit, Healthy People."
i read a report out of Italy that hypertension is the leading corollary of fatality. La looks pretty low, but bordering states Arkansas and Mississippi are some of the highest in the US.Louisiana has a remarkably high number of cases and I'm not sure why that is. They also have a high mortality suggesting either local population susceptibility or that the real number is much higher and they're still missing even more cases which is scary.
They have a high smoking and high obesity rate and that's all that jumps out at me up front.
Just did some googling, Italy is saying 99% of fatalities had preexisting conditions. 25% had 2 other conditions and almost 50% had 3 or more conditions.i read a report out of Italy that hypertension is the leading corollary of fatality. La looks pretty low, but bordering states Arkansas and Mississippi are some of the highest in the US.
So is New York.
but that's only from a sample size of 17% of fatalities... FWIWJust did some googling, Italy is saying 99% of fatalities had preexisting conditions. 25% had 2 other conditions and almost 50% had 3 or more conditions.
Once again the American people have proven that they have more resolve then the politicians and CEOs. Very sad that they are already pushing back on the one thing we know can save lives because they want they're precious economy and profits not to suffer.
Unless I was misreading the data from March 17 it appeared to cover at least a couple thousand deaths. That seems like more than 17%but that's only from a sample size of 17% of fatalities... FWIW
75% had hypertension, IIRC.
on the other hand, 'recovered' can mean 'living with 50% lung capacity for the rest of your life'
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1000/6000 is 17%Unless I was misreading the data from March 17 it appeared to cover at least a couple thousand deaths. That seems like more than 17%
The obesity would suffice all by itself.They have a high smoking and high obesity rate and that's all that jumps out at me up front.
I mean, some may die from car accidents on their way to work.we'll just see what happens some may die who cares amiright it won't be me yolo
Don’t be scared bruvwe'll just see what happens some may die who cares amiright it won't be me yolo
it's my retirement plan bruvDon’t be scared bruv
more people will die during your planned communist revolution, you better start being prepared for death now
I’m on board, if you’ll have meit's my retirement plan bruv
Keep your mind on your task bro. All this can be very distracting.Headed to work. 5hours only. Not because of Covid19 but because someone died at work.
The Finney County Sheriff’s Office said an employee at the Tyson plant was killed early Monday.
Deputies responded to the plant for a man not breathing. EMS transported the man, identified as 30-year-old Kendrick Gregory of Garden City, to the hospital where he died.
The Finney County Sheriff’s Office said their initial investigation showed that Gregory was doing maintenance on the harvest assembly line when he was pulled up by harness against a takeaway belt. Another co-worker was able to cut him free.
The sheriff’s office said the investigation is continuing.
That investigation lasted a day.
everyone is welcome, except capitan piggyloaderI’m on board, if you’ll have me
make Israel socialist again!!
we'll just see what happens some may die who cares amiright it won't be me yolo