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Even attempting to say that covid killing patients with other health problems isn't covid killing them, this is still complete misinformation.
Even attempting to say that covid killing patients with other health problems isn't covid killing them, this is still complete misinformation.
Yeah, but if he's like 95% (random figure) he won't even know he has it.
This thing is THAT deadly. /sarcasm
So this is all your fault?
I credit you and you alone with putting Orange Man Bad in office
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My one vote definitely put him over the line here in Texas.
You are an influencer with a yuge MMA platform.
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If his memes weren't so good, I wouldn't have been forced to share them as widely as I did.
Why is this unpinned? Is Rona over?
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Its a shame that the side effect of his treatment is an English accent:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOmNuIYFD7g
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I keep getting requests to pin all the other most important threads -- fires, civil unrest, president, and decided to just let them ride.
I am fine with whatever the democracy of the forum wants, but we can't have a ton of pinned threads. Over time it ironically lowers input in those threads because people glaze over the clump.
CDC data shows thousands of patients caught coronavirus in hospitals while seeking care for other conditions
More than 7,400 patients likely caught the coronavirus while seeking care for other conditions in U.S. hospitals between mid-May and mid-July, data the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provided The Wall Street Journal shows.The data, reported by half of U.S. hospitals to the CDC...
I knew it!
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Risk of not seeking care is larger than risk of coronavirus in early infections when you don't have flare ups (such as NYC/NJ in the spring, Texas/Florida in early summer). Texas during lock down had a larger percentage of chronic disease deaths (ACS/DM2, etc) as a share of excess deaths than coronavirus. But that doesn't hold true during flare ups like NYC and then Texas in the summer.
CDC data shows thousands of patients caught coronavirus in hospitals while seeking care for other conditions
More than 7,400 patients likely caught the coronavirus while seeking care for other conditions in U.S. hospitals between mid-May and mid-July, data the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provided The Wall Street Journal shows.The data, reported by half of U.S. hospitals to the CDC...news.yahoo.com
I knew it!
In Texas, to reopen elective procedures, Governor had hospitals sign agreements stating they had so much PPE and protocols on hand that they will not request government help. This in response to the large PPE shortages. This is obviously a bad incentive. Hospitals can just say yes, get opened for elective, and then let it ride. You can't stay closed, but there was no support or apparatus from government assistance for [from your article]:
control viral spread with the right tactics like testing every patient on arrival and requiring everyone who is able to wear masks to do so
Just one more buck passing to the lowest level. And as you know, what does the hospital admin do? Blame the agency nurse if she/he gets sick. Must have not worn your PPE well enough. All while reusing gowns and eye protection, etc.
Every single plan comes back to data and need for larger more consistent testing to isolate the infected. And here we are going into flu season just as bad as we were in May.
Can you pin every thread and make them all live?
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I hate you so much right now.
.....just right now?
It's winding down.
It will come to a full stop on November 4.
Thanks Biden!
Trump Blames Biden, Who Isn't President, For Not Instituting National Mask Mandate
"To be clear: I am not currently president," Biden wrote moments later. "But if you chip in now, we can change that."
I guess Trump doesn’t realize Biden isn’t the president.... and he must have missed this, from back in September:
Biden says all U.S. governors should mandate masks to slow pandemic
Democratic presidential contender Joe Biden on Thursday called on all U.S. governors to mandate mask wearing to slow the spread of the coronavirus that has killed more than 165,000 people in the United States.
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@conor mcgregor nut hugger whats your positivity rate look like?
www.wfaa.com
COVID-19 positivity rate was much higher as Gov. Abbott reopened Texas, changes in state reporting show
The new method will take longer for the data to become complete, so the seven-day rolling average may change as additional results come in, according to the State.
www.wfaa.com
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Overall it's 13.36%@conor mcgregor nut hugger whats your positivity rate look like?
COVID-19 positivity rate was much higher as Gov. Abbott reopened Texas, changes in state reporting show
The new method will take longer for the data to become complete, so the seven-day rolling average may change as additional results come in, according to the State.
Last two weeks, state:
Last two weeks, Broward County
The state decided last week to re-open bars statewide lol. Doing that is exactly what led to the record-breaking spike in infections in June. Fortunately they won't be opening in my county or the two counties closest to me.
Looking good, we still haven't opened bars but you also don't hear about it a whole lot anymore either. It's interesting to say the least.
Really.
So let's talk about Chadwick Boseman.
Would you say he died of multiple organ failure, or colon cancer?
Organ failure caused by rampant cancer. I'm not even a doctor
We're getting somewhere
Where somewhere is, we may never know.
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From the article you posted:
the State's reported positivity rate for the graph's latest data point, Sept. 13, was 6.71%.
So your positivity rate is about 1.5-2x higher than ours for September 13.
I think the WHO says a region should have a two-week daily positivity rate of ≤5% before reopening further. As you can see, we don't have that statewide, but the government has stopped mentioning the WHO recommendation and now says "around 5% is good" lol.
I really hope it doesn't come back to bite us. Fortunately we don't really have a winter so that might save us from the second wave I expect to see in a lot of states in the next few months.
Our gov was allegedly supposed to make a statement last week in regards to easing some of the restrictions, that never happened so I guess thats a good thing, maybe.