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CDC Data Shows US COVID “New Cases” Spikes Match “New Test” Spikes, Deaths Remain Flat
CDC Data Shows US COVID “New Cases” Spikes Match “New Test” Spikes, Deaths Remain Flat
In data charted by Worldometers, the respected data archive which draws its COVID data directly from CDC, it can be seen that in the US a new cases spike occurs on or very close to July 22nd. The chart for the same time period mapping the number of tests shows, remarkably, that there was a peak in tests performed in the US on the same day. On October 26th, the same pattern is repeated.
But neither the new tests nor the new cases trends bear any resemblance to the most important metric of all, deaths, which remain roughly flat. Yet in states across the nation, with the exception of a few, governments are imposing further draconian “lockdown” policies based on new cases.
In September, and even before, a group of scientists began saying that deaths rates in the US and other Western countries had flattened after a single wave, as was the expected behavior of coronaviruses, and that the pandemic was essentially over.
CDC Data Shows US COVID “New Cases” Spikes Match “New Test” Spikes, Deaths Remain Flat
CDC Data Shows US COVID “New Cases” Spikes Match “New Test” Spikes, Deaths Remain Flat
In data charted by Worldometers, the respected data archive which draws its COVID data directly from CDC, it can be seen that in the US a new cases spike occurs on or very close to July 22nd. The chart for the same time period mapping the number of tests shows, remarkably, that there was a peak in tests performed in the US on the same day. On October 26th, the same pattern is repeated.
But neither the new tests nor the new cases trends bear any resemblance to the most important metric of all, deaths, which remain roughly flat. Yet in states across the nation, with the exception of a few, governments are imposing further draconian “lockdown” policies based on new cases.
In September, and even before, a group of scientists began saying that deaths rates in the US and other Western countries had flattened after a single wave, as was the expected behavior of coronaviruses, and that the pandemic was essentially over.
