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Their numbers have gone down drastically though, despite more widespread testing. They were averaging 10,000 new cases a day in mid April and now they're down to 1-2,000
Their numbers have gone down drastically though, despite more widespread testing. They were averaging 10,000 new cases a day in mid April and now they're down to 1-2,000
Do the tests identify people who've recovered, or just people who are currently sick?There are no new Covid-19 cases in New Zealand for the eighth day in a row and still one active case.
Yesterday our laboratories completed 3020 tests, bringing the total number of tests completed to date to 278, 872.
anti body tests have been shown to be 50/50Do the tests identify people who've recovered, or just people who are currently sick?
I understand that, but it's a good indicator that the disease isn't as lethal as previously thought. You also need to keep in mine that new cases hinge on who you're testing and which tests you're using. I'm an essential worker, so I've been exposed to people throughout the pandemic from the very start. We know have access to tests for anyone who wants them, but as far as I'm aware the test won't tell me if I've had it and recovered.Their numbers have gone down drastically though, despite more widespread testing. They were averaging 10,000 new cases a day in mid April and now they're down to 1-2,000
Better keep everyone locked down then.anti body tests have been shown to be 50/50
aka worthless
I'm not coming out till every single one of you murderers gets a vaccine chip complete with tracers.Better keep everyone locked down then.
I think it was CDC(not that I trust them much) that recently said almost all the antibody tests were very unreliable
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What are you talking about?haha
You love it
Stay Locked Down my man
Bodies in the Streets
There's a big methodological issue - convenience sampled volunteers in supermarkets - with that study. Likely skews the ratio of positives substantially higher. It is double the ratio of a similar Swedish study.
No. You would need an antibodies test for thatI understand that, but it's a good indicator that the disease isn't as lethal as previously thought. You also need to keep in mine that new cases hinge on who you're testing and which tests you're using. I'm an essential worker, so I've been exposed to people throughout the pandemic from the very start. We know have access to tests for anyone who wants them, but as far as I'm aware the test won't tell me if I've had it and recovered.
How so?Likely skews the ratio of positives substantially higher.
Currently sick I believe.Do the tests identify people who've recovered, or just people who are currently sick?
Yeah, so testing at this point is basically useless in a lot of jurisdictions for assessing where we actually sit.No. You would need an antibodies test for that
A potent fecal cloud has always been dangerous
I honestly have no idea what you're rambling about at this point. You said something about "You love it, stay locked down" I asked for clarification and you said "science or lackthereof"Science
Or lack thereof
your gif is what I was responding towardsI honestly have no idea what you're rambling about at this point. You said something about "You love it, stay locked down" I asked for clarification and you said "science or lackthereof"
There's a reason why convenience sampling is almost never used when it can be avoided.How so?
Is that reason because scientists get paid by the hour and thus want to make their jobs more inconvenient?There's a reason why convenience sampling is almost never used when it can be avoided.
Yeah, so testing at this point is basically useless in a lot of jurisdictions for assessing where we actually sit.
No, if you would actually read the study, I'm pretty sure it's because the study was conducted by convenient samples at the grocery store. I don't think they should be using people's selection of particular types of cured meat or savory snack as an appropriate method of determining who has coronavirus or not, at least not without first determining if certain ethnic groups are biased against pastrami.Is that reason because scientists get paid by the hour and thus want to make their jobs more inconvenient?