Official Coronavirus Thread - Up to the minute Coronavirus map and count.

[U2Edge]

U.S. population: 328,000,000
Germany/France/Italy/UK/Spain population: 324,000,000

Corona virus cases:
U.S. 677,570
G/F/I/UK/S: 759,707

Corona virus deaths:
U.S.: 34,617
G/F/I/UK/S: 77,186

Your point? The United States has one of the worst infections rates in the world, 14th worst in fact. Spain, Italy, and France have worse infections rates than the United States, and Germany and the UK are almost as bad. So of the worst infected countries on the planet, your saying that the United States is doing a little bit better when it comes to the death rate within the dirty dozen essentially. Essentially, "were bad, but were not as bad as the worse country in the world". Is that anything to point out or brag about?

Also, the higher death rate in these most infected countries could easily be explained away by the fact that Spain, Italy, France, Germany and the UK have populations that on average are OLDER than the United States when it comes to age. Older age makes you more vulnerable to the virus. So the United States lower death rate compared to these countries is NOT because of anything the U.S. healthcare system did and definitely not anything TRUMP did.

No, New York + New Jersey + New England + Michigan have the highest infection rates.

It's like trying to make a statement about a Arizona only using data from Yavapai County.

It's stupid.

It's misleading.

It's bullshit.

The higher infections rates are do to higher population, higher population density, and more travel and economic connections to the rest of the world. But without the past month of mitigation efforts, rural areas of the United States would be in trouble as well.

Also, your the one that keeps talking about South Dakota as if its representative of most of the United States. Nothing could be further from the truth.

The FACT IS, the United States is the 14th most infected country in the world. That's TERRIBLE. 197 countries on the planet and the United States has the 14th worst infection rate. Comparisons between New York and South Dakota are irrelevant. The United States has the 14th worst infection rate in the world period!

 

[Flopper]

As of Today.....so far

New York + New Jersey = 950 out of a total of 1,350 deaths.

And THIS JUST IN

South Dakota is still has seven, yes you read right a massive seven deaths total.

But it's the new HOT SPOT according to our board moron MarcATL

The statistics of primary importance in managing an epidemic is not the total number of cases nor the number deaths. The total number of cases reflect the history of the outbreak not the present situation and the number of deaths are more about healthcare delivery and demographics of the patients than the spread of the virus.

It is the trend of new cases which is of primary importance. New cases in South Dakota's have been rising sharply from about 20 on April 1st to a 180 on April 15th. That's an increase of about 900%. During that time frame, new cases in New York state have risen about 20%.
coronavirus new cases by state - Google Search

The small number of cases relative to the population makes those numbers meaningless.

You could have infected a school cafeteria in the corner of the state for all anyone knows.

The percentages are certainly relative but even more important is the trend. In a state such as South Dakota, with a population of only 800,000, daily new cases of 100, to 150 to 180 is quite significant. California with a population of almost 50 times that of South Dakota had only 7 times as many new cases during the same time period.

 

[Sun Devil 92]

I took the World O Meters data for the states and pasted it into an excel file. I had listed the states in order of number of deaths.
This also includes D.C.

I then did a little math.

Here is what I found.

The bottom 30 states combined have fewer total deaths than Michigan.
The bottom 37 states combined have fewer total deaths than New Jersey.
The bottom 49 states combined have fewer total deaths than New York (that total included Michigan)

New York + New Jersey have 57.4% of the total deaths in the U.S.

New York + New Jersey + Michigan have 63.3% of the total deaths.

Why do you morons keep insisting this is so bad in places where it is not.

27,000 people have died in the last 11 days in the United States from covid-19. Yet, those that dismiss this are insisting its nothing more than the seasonal flu. When was the last time 27,000 people died in just 11 days from seasonal flu in any given year?

I have not dismissed anything.

 

[Sun Devil 92]

U.S. population: 328,000,000
Germany/France/Italy/UK/Spain population: 324,000,000

Corona virus cases:
U.S. 677,570
G/F/I/UK/S: 759,707

Corona virus deaths:
U.S.: 34,617
G/F/I/UK/S: 77,186

Your point? The United States has one of the worst infections rates in the world, 14th worst in fact. Spain, Italy, and France have worse infections rates than the United States, and Germany and the UK are almost as bad. So of the worst infected countries on the planet, your saying that the United States is doing a little bit better when it comes to the death rate within the dirty dozen essentially. Essentially, "were bad, but were not as bad as the worse country in the world". Is that anything to point out or brag about?

Also, the higher death rate in these most infected countries could easily be explained away by the fact that Spain, Italy, France, Germany and the UK have populations that on average are OLDER than the United States when it comes to age. Older age makes you more vulnerable to the virus. So the United States lower death rate compared to these countries is NOT because of anything the U.S. healthcare system did and definitely not anything TRUMP did.

No, New York + New Jersey + New England + Michigan have the highest infection rates.

It's like trying to make a statement about a Arizona only using data from Yavapai County.

It's stupid.

It's misleading.

It's bullshit.

The higher infections rates are do to higher population, higher population density, and more travel and economic connections to the rest of the world. But without the past month of mitigation efforts, rural areas of the United States would be in trouble as well.

Also, your the one that keeps talking about South Dakota as if its representative of most of the United States. Nothing could be further from the truth.

The FACT IS, the United States is the 14th most infected country in the world. That's TERRIBLE. 197 countries on the planet and the United States has the 14th worst infection rate. Comparisons between New York and South Dakota are irrelevant. The United States has the 14th worst infection rate in the world period!

Yes, you keep yapping that about.

South Dakota, if you'd been paying attention, was declared a HOT SPOT by some moron on the board because of a meat packing plant that had an uptick in infections.

What you describe as terrible is subjective. If you have a standard for what is great, good, bad, O.K. poor or terrible, please share.

It's always nice to know what we are talking about.

 

[WEATHER53]

All in one place at one time does not make the state a hotspot

 

[Ame®icano]

U.S. population: 328,000,000
Germany/France/Italy/UK/Spain population: 324,000,000

Corona virus cases:
U.S. 677,570
G/F/I/UK/S: 759,707

Corona virus deaths:
U.S.: 34,617
G/F/I/UK/S: 77,186

Your point? The United States has one of the worst infections rates in the world, 14th worst in fact. Spain, Italy, and France have worse infections rates than the United States, and Germany and the UK are almost as bad. So of the worst infected countries on the planet, your saying that the United States is doing a little bit better when it comes to the death rate within the dirty dozen essentially. Essentially, "were bad, but were not as bad as the worse country in the world". Is that anything to point out or brag about?

Also, the higher death rate in these most infected countries could easily be explained away by the fact that Spain, Italy, France, Germany and the UK have populations that on average are OLDER than the United States when it comes to age. Older age makes you more vulnerable to the virus. So the United States lower death rate compared to these countries is NOT because of anything the U.S. healthcare system did and definitely not anything TRUMP did.

No, New York + New Jersey + New England + Michigan have the highest infection rates.

It's like trying to make a statement about a Arizona only using data from Yavapai County.

It's stupid.

It's misleading.

It's bullshit.

The higher infections rates are do to higher population, higher population density, and more travel and economic connections to the rest of the world. But without the past month of mitigation efforts, rural areas of the United States would be in trouble as well.

Also, your the one that keeps talking about South Dakota as if its representative of most of the United States. Nothing could be further from the truth.

The FACT IS, the United States is the 14th most infected country in the world. That's TERRIBLE. 197 countries on the planet and the United States has the 14th worst infection rate. Comparisons between New York and South Dakota are irrelevant. The United States has the 14th worst infection rate in the world period!

Why do you think what's the reason we're #14 with infection rate?

 

[U2Edge]

March 24, 2020 - United States - 54,916
March 25, 2020 - United States - 68,489 - 24.7% increase
March 26, 2020 - United States - 85,594 - 24.97% increase
March 27, 2020 - United States - 104,256 - 21.8% increase
March 28, 2020 - United States - 123,776 - 18.7% increase
March 29, 2020 - United States - 142,224 - 14.9% increase
March 30, 2020 - United States - 164,266 - 15.5% increase
March 31, 2020 - United States - 188,578 - 14.8% increase
April 1, 2020 - United States - 215,300 - 14.2% increase
April 2, 2020 - United States - 245,193 - 13.9% increase
April 3, 2020 - United States - 277,475 - 13.2% increase
April 4, 2020 - United States - 311,635 - 12.3% increase
April 5, 2020 - United States - 336,830 - 8.1% increase
April 6, 2020 - United States - 367,629 - 9.1% increase
April 7, 2020 - United States - 400,540 - 9.0% increase
April 8, 2020 - United States - 435,160 - 8.6% increase
April 9, 2020 - United States - 468,895 - 7.8% increase
April 10, 2020 - United States - 502,876 - 7.3% increase
April 11, 2020 - United States - 533,115 - 6.0% increase
April 12, 2020 - United States - 560,433 - 5.1% increase
April 13, 2020 - United States - 587,155 - 4.8% increase
April 14, 2020 - United States - 614,246 - 4.6% increase
April 15, 2020 - United States - 644,089 - 4.9% increase
April 16, 2020 - United States - 678,144 - 5.3% increase
April 17, 2020 - United States - 710,272 - 4.7% increase

 

[james bond]

Heck, it's almost summer. Time to go to the beach!!!

Beaches in Florida will start reopening THIS EVENING

Jacksonville beaches reopened at 5pm on Friday under limited hours and use restrictions, even as Florida recorded its highest single-day increase in confirmed coronavirus cases.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[james bond]

I may not hang out too long at the beach. Just practice social distancing and wear a mask (?).

 

[Flopper]

All in one place at one time does not make the state a hotspot

Hot spots are unavoidable. States that haven't had one will. Although the average transmission rate is 2 to 1, one person could expose thousands. In South Korea, a women known as person 31 infected at least 37 people. And those people infected as much as a thousand more.

There is only one way to avoid the spread of the virus and that is isolation which can come in different forms, quarantine, social distancing, or PPE. Quarantine for centuries has been recognized as the preferred method to stop an epidemic. Social distancing can slow down the spread but it can't stop it. PPE in the form of masks right now is our best bet at limiting the number cases once people go back to work but that depends on people wearing a mask in public. In a highly infected area such as New York, it will work but areas with low infection, I doubt they will wear masks.

IMHO, in areas that are heavily infected such New York, most of the restrictions will continue throughout most of the summer and people will wear masks and the number of new cases will at least not increase and may go down significantly. Areas of the country with few cases, will open up, people will not wear masks, and people from other areas with spread the infection.

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

The indian lab who said the same thing was quashed in Feb
The thing was manipulated
We all got the aids now

We all got the Corona aids
Like aids screws up your white blood cells ...(white good cells are racist ferp)
The young jew nyc doctor saying he thinks its shutting down all cells abilities to deliver oxygen .....


Mistake or on purpose....either way the rat bastids ran with it ...infected the west on purpose
If true its qualified as a crime against humanity

Makes even more sense to wanna cover it up and step up the propaganda..
The useless US intelligence agencies someone's gotta have the whole story..

The truth always gets out eventually

 

[Flopper]

U.S. population: 328,000,000
Germany/France/Italy/UK/Spain population: 324,000,000

Corona virus cases:
U.S. 677,570
G/F/I/UK/S: 759,707

Corona virus deaths:
U.S.: 34,617
G/F/I/UK/S: 77,186

Your point? The United States has one of the worst infections rates in the world, 14th worst in fact. Spain, Italy, and France have worse infections rates than the United States, and Germany and the UK are almost as bad. So of the worst infected countries on the planet, your saying that the United States is doing a little bit better when it comes to the death rate within the dirty dozen essentially. Essentially, "were bad, but were not as bad as the worse country in the world". Is that anything to point out or brag about?

Also, the higher death rate in these most infected countries could easily be explained away by the fact that Spain, Italy, France, Germany and the UK have populations that on average are OLDER than the United States when it comes to age. Older age makes you more vulnerable to the virus. So the United States lower death rate compared to these countries is NOT because of anything the U.S. healthcare system did and definitely not anything TRUMP did.

No, New York + New Jersey + New England + Michigan have the highest infection rates.

It's like trying to make a statement about a Arizona only using data from Yavapai County.

It's stupid.

It's misleading.

It's bullshit.

The higher infections rates are do to higher population, higher population density, and more travel and economic connections to the rest of the world. But without the past month of mitigation efforts, rural areas of the United States would be in trouble as well.

Also, your the one that keeps talking about South Dakota as if its representative of most of the United States. Nothing could be further from the truth.

The FACT IS, the United States is the 14th most infected country in the world. That's TERRIBLE. 197 countries on the planet and the United States has the 14th worst infection rate. Comparisons between New York and South Dakota are irrelevant. The United States has the 14th worst infection rate in the world period!

Among the top 10 countries for infection, the US has the largest population which is 2 to 6 times greater than the other countries with the exception of China. With a large population comes a big responsibility for protecting that population in an epidemic. There was a big shortage of resources needed to fight the virus, shortage of stockpiled supplies, little or no advanced planning, and the president for first two months of the epidemic assured the country that there was nothing to worry about, just the flu, a democratic hoax. So it should come as no surprise that the administration followed the president's lead with business as usual. The virus spread almost unimpeded for over two months until there was no chance of stopping it.

COVID Live - Coronavirus Statistics - Worldometer

Live statistics and coronavirus news tracking the number of confirmed cases, recovered patients, tests, and death toll due to the COVID-19 coronavirus from Wuhan, China. Coronavirus counter with new cases, deaths, and number of tests per 1 Million population. Historical data and info. Daily...

www.worldometers.info

 

[james bond]

COVID-19 is nastier than we thought. More men are dying from it. Could it hide in your balls?

Now we find it may hide in your balls for safety from our antibodies and are attracted to the ACE2 the balls pumps out. Double whammy???!!!???!!!

"Still, the hypothesis has three important things going for it.

First, there are many precedents for a pathogen taking up residence in a quiet corner to elude the body's immune defenses. The Ebola virus was found to hide in the pigment cells of the human retina, leaving even recovered patients with lingering virus.

Second, it is a biologically plausible explanation for an observed gender disparity in COVID-19 infections. The coronavirus is known to bind to ACE2 receptors, which are plentiful in just a handful of tissues, including those of the testicles.

Third, it may help explain a clear pattern emerging from the COVID-19 epidemic. While rates of confirmed cases are running close to even by gender, men have died of COVID-19 at notably higher rates than women in China, South Korea, Italy and the United States. In New York City, 68% of deaths attributed to COVID-19 have been in men, and 32% in women.

It's a trend that Dr. Deborah Birx, the White House coronavirus coordinator, has called "concerning."

What the hypothesis does not yet have is clear evidence to support the link between testicles and COVID-19."

Don't ask me how they get rid of it if it does hide there.

Do testicles make men more vulnerable to the coronavirus?

Men contending with coronavirus infection may have a pair of vulnerabilities that could increase their risk of longer, more severe illness: their testicles.

www.latimes.com

 

[Ame®icano]

U.S. population: 328,000,000
Germany/France/Italy/UK/Spain population: 324,000,000

Corona virus cases:
U.S. 677,570
G/F/I/UK/S: 759,707

Corona virus deaths:
U.S.: 34,617
G/F/I/UK/S: 77,186

Your point? The United States has one of the worst infections rates in the world, 14th worst in fact. Spain, Italy, and France have worse infections rates than the United States, and Germany and the UK are almost as bad. So of the worst infected countries on the planet, your saying that the United States is doing a little bit better when it comes to the death rate within the dirty dozen essentially. Essentially, "were bad, but were not as bad as the worse country in the world". Is that anything to point out or brag about?

Also, the higher death rate in these most infected countries could easily be explained away by the fact that Spain, Italy, France, Germany and the UK have populations that on average are OLDER than the United States when it comes to age. Older age makes you more vulnerable to the virus. So the United States lower death rate compared to these countries is NOT because of anything the U.S. healthcare system did and definitely not anything TRUMP did.

No, New York + New Jersey + New England + Michigan have the highest infection rates.

It's like trying to make a statement about a Arizona only using data from Yavapai County.

It's stupid.

It's misleading.

It's bullshit.

The higher infections rates are do to higher population, higher population density, and more travel and economic connections to the rest of the world. But without the past month of mitigation efforts, rural areas of the United States would be in trouble as well.

Also, your the one that keeps talking about South Dakota as if its representative of most of the United States. Nothing could be further from the truth.

The FACT IS, the United States is the 14th most infected country in the world. That's TERRIBLE. 197 countries on the planet and the United States has the 14th worst infection rate. Comparisons between New York and South Dakota are irrelevant. The United States has the 14th worst infection rate in the world period!

Why do you think what's the reason we're #14 with infection rate?

Nothing?

 

[Ame®icano]

Does anybody knows anything about this?

 

[Sun Devil 92]

COVID-19 is nastier than we thought. More men are dying from it. Could it hide in your balls?

Now we find it may hide in your balls for safety from our antibodies and are attracted to the ACE2 the balls pumps out. Double whammy???!!!???!!!

"Still, the hypothesis has three important things going for it.

First, there are many precedents for a pathogen taking up residence in a quiet corner to elude the body's immune defenses. The Ebola virus was found to hide in the pigment cells of the human retina, leaving even recovered patients with lingering virus.

Second, it is a biologically plausible explanation for an observed gender disparity in COVID-19 infections. The coronavirus is known to bind to ACE2 receptors, which are plentiful in just a handful of tissues, including those of the testicles.

Third, it may help explain a clear pattern emerging from the COVID-19 epidemic. While rates of confirmed cases are running close to even by gender, men have died of COVID-19 at notably higher rates than women in China, South Korea, Italy and the United States. In New York City, 68% of deaths attributed to COVID-19 have been in men, and 32% in women.

It's a trend that Dr. Deborah Birx, the White House coronavirus coordinator, has called "concerning."

What the hypothesis does not yet have is clear evidence to support the link between testicles and COVID-19."

Don't ask me how they get rid of it if it does hide there.

Do testicles make men more vulnerable to the coronavirus?

Men contending with coronavirus infection may have a pair of vulnerabilities that could increase their risk of longer, more severe illness: their testicles.

www.latimes.com

I don't wa

As of Today.....so far

New York + New Jersey = 950 out of a total of 1,350 deaths.

And THIS JUST IN

South Dakota is still has seven, yes you read right a massive seven deaths total.

But it's the new HOT SPOT according to our board moron MarcATL

The statistics of primary importance in managing an epidemic is not the total number of cases nor the number deaths. The total number of cases reflect the history of the outbreak not the present situation and the number of deaths are more about healthcare delivery and demographics of the patients than the spread of the virus.

It is the trend of new cases which is of primary importance. New cases in South Dakota's have been rising sharply from about 20 on April 1st to a 180 on April 15th. That's an increase of about 900%. During that time frame, new cases in New York state have risen about 20%.
coronavirus new cases by state - Google Search

The small number of cases relative to the population makes those numbers meaningless.

You could have infected a school cafeteria in the corner of the state for all anyone knows.

The percentages are certainly relative but even more important is the trend. In a state such as South Dakota, with a population of only 800,000, daily new cases of 100, to 150 to 180 is quite significant. California with a population of almost 50 times that of South Dakota had only 7 times as many new cases during the same time period.

Again, the small numbers make this kind of comparison meaningless.

New York is a place where numbers are meaningful. They have 1/3 of the entire countries cases.

 

[Sun Devil 92]

Not a bad day, but not a great day.

Mass has jumped into third place and Penn is in fourth.

New England continues to get hammered.

 

[XponentialChaos]

"The coronavirus is just the flu."

I looked up the number of deaths from the flu by state over several years.

On average, there have been about about 4,700 deaths per year in New York from the flu. New York had about 4,700 deaths from covid-19 in the last week.

Louisiana has averaged about 790 deaths per year from the flu. Louisiana had about 790 deaths from covid-19 in the last 13 days.

New Jersey has averaged about 1,330 deaths per year from the flu. They've had 1,600 deaths in the last 5 days!!!

Michigan has averaged 1bout 1,820 deaths per year from the flu. They have had about 1,820 deaths from covid-19 in the last 16 days.

 

[U2Edge]

March 24, 2020 - United States - 54,916
March 25, 2020 - United States - 68,489 - 24.7% increase
March 26, 2020 - United States - 85,594 - 24.97% increase
March 27, 2020 - United States - 104,256 - 21.8% increase
March 28, 2020 - United States - 123,776 - 18.7% increase
March 29, 2020 - United States - 142,224 - 14.9% increase
March 30, 2020 - United States - 164,266 - 15.5% increase
March 31, 2020 - United States - 188,578 - 14.8% increase
April 1, 2020 - United States - 215,300 - 14.2% increase
April 2, 2020 - United States - 245,193 - 13.9% increase
April 3, 2020 - United States - 277,475 - 13.2% increase
April 4, 2020 - United States - 311,635 - 12.3% increase
April 5, 2020 - United States - 336,830 - 8.1% increase
April 6, 2020 - United States - 367,629 - 9.1% increase
April 7, 2020 - United States - 400,540 - 9.0% increase
April 8, 2020 - United States - 435,160 - 8.6% increase
April 9, 2020 - United States - 468,895 - 7.8% increase
April 10, 2020 - United States - 502,876 - 7.3% increase
April 11, 2020 - United States - 533,115 - 6.0% increase
April 12, 2020 - United States - 560,433 - 5.1% increase
April 13, 2020 - United States - 587,155 - 4.8% increase
April 14, 2020 - United States - 614,246 - 4.6% increase
April 15, 2020 - United States - 644,089 - 4.9% increase
April 16, 2020 - United States - 678,144 - 5.3% increase
April 17, 2020 - United States - 710,272 - 4.7% increase
April 18, 2020 - United States - 738,923 - 4.0% increase

 

[Mindful]