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

[Sun Devil 92]

This is about the numbers.

Right now, the U.S. (for today) shows 281 deaths with 208 from New York (over 80%).

I hope the overall number stays low.

New York is just in trouble.

Also reporting 8,500 new cases.

They have over 5x the number of active cases as the next most active state (New Jersey).

 

[jc456]

New York and New Jersey have 1/2 the cases in the U.S.

If New York and New Jersey had zero cases, USA would still be #2 in active cases only behind Italy.

You are correct.

And while I don't want to downplay it, I guess I am more feeling sorry for those two states.

They can't seem to buy a break.

Michigan has ramped up now.

I feel sorry for the entire nation. We're #1 in active cases by a mile.

What does that mean ?

Again, I don't want to downplay things, but we are at about 3,500 serious cases.

I have no way of knowing what the rest mean or what the potential is for them to migrate.

But so far the ratio of serious to active has remained steady at 5%.

We also show only 5,500 cases recovered.

How are they classifying those ?

What does that mean???

More active cases means more deaths. Obviously.

More active cases = bad.

so no one will recover? why did Tom Hanks and his bride?

I didn't say that nobody will recover. I said that more cases will result in more deaths.

and more recoveries right? duh!!!! You didn't say that.

Obviously not everyone dies from the virus.

it's what you implied. funny.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

and more recoveries right? duh!!!! You didn't say that.

Because we aren't all here to spell out simple shit for everyone. The concern is the people who will require medical care. Even those who recover, many of whom would not, without proper care.

 

[XponentialChaos]

New York and New Jersey have 1/2 the cases in the U.S.

If New York and New Jersey had zero cases, USA would still be #2 in active cases only behind Italy.

You are correct.

And while I don't want to downplay it, I guess I am more feeling sorry for those two states.

They can't seem to buy a break.

Michigan has ramped up now.

I feel sorry for the entire nation. We're #1 in active cases by a mile.

What does that mean ?

Again, I don't want to downplay things, but we are at about 3,500 serious cases.

I have no way of knowing what the rest mean or what the potential is for them to migrate.

But so far the ratio of serious to active has remained steady at 5%.

We also show only 5,500 cases recovered.

How are they classifying those ?

What does that mean???

More active cases means more deaths. Obviously.

More active cases = bad.

so no one will recover? why did Tom Hanks and his bride?

I didn't say that nobody will recover. I said that more cases will result in more deaths.

and more recoveries right? duh!!!! You didn't say that.

Obviously not everyone dies from the virus.

it's what you implied. funny.

You think I implied that everyone dies from the virus? Maybe you should read more carefully then.

 

[jc456]

and more recoveries right? duh!!!! You didn't say that.

Because we aren't all here to spell out simple shit for everyone. The concern is the people who will require medical care. Even those who recover, many of whom would not, without proper care.

so where are those numbers? how many of the active count are in hospitals? come on, you want to throw out this viscous shit, show us how it is. SHOW ME THE NUMBERS IN THE HOSPITALS

 

[jc456]

New York and New Jersey have 1/2 the cases in the U.S.

If New York and New Jersey had zero cases, USA would still be #2 in active cases only behind Italy.

You are correct.

And while I don't want to downplay it, I guess I am more feeling sorry for those two states.

They can't seem to buy a break.

Michigan has ramped up now.

I feel sorry for the entire nation. We're #1 in active cases by a mile.

What does that mean ?

Again, I don't want to downplay things, but we are at about 3,500 serious cases.

I have no way of knowing what the rest mean or what the potential is for them to migrate.

But so far the ratio of serious to active has remained steady at 5%.

We also show only 5,500 cases recovered.

How are they classifying those ?

What does that mean???

More active cases means more deaths. Obviously.

More active cases = bad.

so no one will recover? why did Tom Hanks and his bride?

I didn't say that nobody will recover. I said that more cases will result in more deaths.

and more recoveries right? duh!!!! You didn't say that.

Obviously not everyone dies from the virus.

it's what you implied. funny.

You think I implied that everyone dies from the virus? Maybe you should read more carefully then.

well the topic of the post was on recoveries and your answer was that people will die. well duh, thanks captain fking obvous. The question was why we aren't seeing more recoveries and you post more deaths. well, that implies death, not recovery, with the word 'death' being the key word there.

 

[XponentialChaos]

well the topic of the post was on recoveries and your answer was that people will die. well duh, thanks captain fking obvous. The question was why we aren't seeing more recoveries and you post more deaths. well, that implies death, not recovery, with the word 'death' being the key word there.

My post wasn't about recoveries. I didn't imply anything that I didn't directly state.

You seem confused.

 

[jc456]

and more recoveries right? duh!!!! You didn't say that.

Because we aren't all here to spell out simple shit for everyone. The concern is the people who will require medical care. Even those who recover, many of whom would not, without proper care.

so where are those numbers? how many of the active count are in hospitals? come on, you want to throw out this viscous shit, show us how it is. SHOW ME THE NUMBERS IN THE HOSPITALS

So, hmm Rush just asked my question on the air. where are the numbers of patients in the hospitals. We're building all these remote hospitals and morgues, where are the numbers?

 

[jc456]

here, from opioid hospitalizations.

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/nhcs/opioid_involved_hospitalization_NDI.pdf

Results There were 1,004,166 patients aged 18 or older who were hospitalized at one of the 94 NHCS hospitals providing inpatient data for 2014, and had data eligible for linkage to the NDI. The hospitalizations were determined to be opioidinvolved ([1], and see Notes below) for 24,340 patients (2.4% of all patients). Mortality from any cause occurred within one year of hospital discharge for 2,295 of the 24,340 patients with an opioid-involved hospitalization (9.4%). The figure below shows the distribution of in-hospital and post-acute mortality for adults who had a prior opioid-involved hospitalization. Among the patients who died, approximately 18.1% of patients died in the hospital, and another 23.4% died within 30 days of leaving the hospital. The remaining 58.5% died throughout the remainder of the one-year postacute follow-up period.

Wuhan worse than this?

 

[jc456]

well the topic of the post was on recoveries and your answer was that people will die. well duh, thanks captain fking obvous. The question was why we aren't seeing more recoveries and you post more deaths. well, that implies death, not recovery, with the word 'death' being the key word there.

My post wasn't about recoveries. I didn't imply anything that I didn't directly state.

You seem confused.

you truly are. you should go back to the post you responded to,

 

[XponentialChaos]

well the topic of the post was on recoveries and your answer was that people will die. well duh, thanks captain fking obvous. The question was why we aren't seeing more recoveries and you post more deaths. well, that implies death, not recovery, with the word 'death' being the key word there.

My post wasn't about recoveries. I didn't imply anything that I didn't directly state.

You seem confused.

you truly are. you should go back to the post you responded to,

I'm good. I know what I said and what I didn't imply.

You're the one reading shit that isn't actually there. You all caught up now? Let us know how we can help you.

 

[jc456]

well the topic of the post was on recoveries and your answer was that people will die. well duh, thanks captain fking obvous. The question was why we aren't seeing more recoveries and you post more deaths. well, that implies death, not recovery, with the word 'death' being the key word there.

My post wasn't about recoveries. I didn't imply anything that I didn't directly state.

You seem confused.

you truly are. you should go back to the post you responded to,

I'm good. I know what I said and what I didn't imply.

You're the one reading shit that isn't actually there. You all caught up now? Let us know how we can help you.

I'll agree to disagree

 

[Pogo]

Having passed 175,000 cases with no nation close behind, we now have more CV mortalities than China and our population penetration exceeds Iran.

Country, Other	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Serious, Critical	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Reported 1st case
World	836,894	+52,235	41,237	+3,469	174,502	621,155	30,964	107.4	5.3	Jan 10
USA	176,518	+12,730	3,431	+290	6,241	166,846	3,893	533	10	Jan 20
Italy	105,792	+4,053	12,428	+837	15,729	77,635	4,023	1,750	206	Jan 29
Spain	94,417	+6,461	8,269	+553	19,259	66,889	5,607	2,019	177	Jan 30
China	81,518	+79	3,305	+5	76,052	2,161	528	57	2	Jan 10
Germany	68,180	+1,295	682	+37	15,824	51,674	1,979	814	8	Jan 26
France	52,128	+7,578	3,523	+499	7,927	40,678	5,056	799	54	Jan 23
Iran	44,605	+3,110	2,898	+141	14,656	27,051	3,703	531	35	Feb 18
UK	25,150	+3,009	1,789	+381	135	23,226	163	370	26	Jan 30
Switzerland	16,186	+264	395	+36	1,823	13,968	301	1,870	46	Feb 24
Turkey	13,531	+2,704	214	+46	243	13,074	622	160	3	Mar 09
Belgium	12,775	+876	705	+192	1,696	10,374	1,021	1,102	61	Feb 03
Netherlands	12,595	+845	1,039	+175	250	11,306	1,053	735	61	Feb 26
Austria	10,109	+491	128	+20	1,095	8,886	198	1,122	14	Feb 24
S. Korea	9,786	+125	162	+4	5,408	4,216	55	191	3	Jan 19
Canada	8,467	+1,019	95	+6	1,162	7,210	120	224	3	Jan 24
Portugal	7,443	+1,035	160	+20	43	7,240	188	730	16	Mar 01
Israel	4,831	+136	19	+3	163	4,649	83	558	2	Feb 20
Brazil	4,715	+85	168	+5	127	4,420	296	22	0.8	Feb 24
Norway	4,605	+160	39	+7	13	4,553	97	849	7	Feb 25
Australia	4,561	+101	19		337	4,205	28	179	0.7	Jan 24
Sweden	4,435	+407	180	+34	16	4,239	358	439	18	Jan 30
Czechia	3,257	+256	25	+2	25	3,207	64	304	2	Feb 29
Ireland	2,910		54		5	2,851	103	589	11	Feb 28
Denmark	2,860	+283	90	+13	1	2,769	145	494	16	Feb 26
Malaysia	2,766	+140	43	+6	537	2,186	94	85	1	Jan 24
Chile	2,738	+289	12	+4	156	2,570	14	143	0.6	Mar 02
Russia	2,337	+501	17	+8	121	2,199	8	16	0.1	Jan 30
Romania	2,245	+136	79	+14	220	1,946	62	117	4	Feb 25
Ecuador	2,240	+274	75	+13	54	2,111	100	127	4	Feb 28
Poland	2,215	+160	32	+1	7	2,176	50	59	0.8	Mar 03
Luxembourg	2,178	+190	23	+1	80	2,075	31	3,479	37	Feb 28
Philippines	2,084	+538	88	+10	49	1,947	1	19	0.8	Jan 29
Japan	1,953		56		424	1,473	56	15	0.4	Jan 14
Pakistan	1,914	+197	26	+5	76	1,812	12	9	0.1	Feb 25
Thailand	1,651	+127	10	+1	342	1,299	23	24	0.1	Jan 12
Saudi Arabia	1,563	+110	10	+2	165	1,388	31	45	0.3	Mar 01
Indonesia	1,528	+114	136	+14	81	1,311		6	0.5	Mar 01
Finland	1,418	+66	17	+4	10	1,391	56	256	3	Jan 28
South Africa	1,353	+27	3		31	1,319	7	23	0.05	Mar 04
Greece	1,314	+102	49	+3	52	1,213	72	126	5	Feb 25
India	1,251		32		102	1,117		0.9	0.02	Jan 29

 

[Flopper]

New York and New Jersey are still 50+% of the active cases.

How come China shows everyone recovered and we show practically nobody recovered.

China did not spend two months trying to decide on their response. China has "despotic" power at it's finger tips and does not have to contend with the checks and balances of a democratic system and a media that is quick to reveal any problems. Thus they sealed off transportation in and out of of the affected areas. They didn't ask the people to stay in doors. They put armed troops on the streets, setup checkpoints, that no one passed without permission. Unlike the US, people that tested positive for the virus were not sent home with a request to self-quarantine. In China they did not request, they ordered a quarantine and your dwelling was posted. Violation of quarantine was considered a crime against the people and treated as such.

The Chinese approach is hardly applicable to the US or for most of the world. South Korea's solution is far more applicable.

 

[Sun Devil 92]

New York and New Jersey are still 50+% of the active cases.

How come China shows everyone recovered and we show practically nobody recovered.

China did not spend two months trying to decide on their response. China has "despotic" power at it's finger tips and does not have to contend with the checks and balances of a democratic system and a media that is quick to reveal any problems. Thus they sealed off transportation in and out of of the affected areas. They didn't ask the people to stay in doors. They put armed troops on the streets, setup checkpoints, that no one passed without permission. Unlike the US, people that tested positive for the virus were not sent home with a request to self-quarantine. In China they did not request, they ordered a quarantine and your dwelling was posted. Violation of quarantine was considered a crime against the people and treated as such.

The Chinese approach is hardly applicable to the US or for most of the world. South Korea's solution is far more applicable.

While I get that...

What I am asking is why we are not seeing more people recovered.

Armed guards don't speed up recovery.

What you might be saying is that we are only seeing the back of the curve (the few folks who were originally diagnosed) and since we've really only come up recently (number of cases).....well after a certain time lag...the recovered curve should start to follow ?

 

[g5000]

Today's count.

U.S. Cases: 184,183

Total deaths: 3,721

About 800 deaths in the past 24 hours.

 

[XponentialChaos]

Today's numbers are terrible.

 

[Flopper]

New York and New Jersey have 1/2 the cases in the U.S.

If New York and New Jersey had zero cases, USA would still be #2 in active cases only behind Italy.

You are correct.

And while I don't want to downplay it, I guess I am more feeling sorry for those two states.

They can't seem to buy a break.

Michigan has ramped up now.

I feel sorry for the entire nation. We're #1 in active cases by a mile.

What does that mean ?

Again, I don't want to downplay things, but we are at about 3,500 serious cases.

I have no way of knowing what the rest mean or what the potential is for them to migrate.

But so far the ratio of serious to active has remained steady at 5%.

We also show only 5,500 cases recovered.

How are they classifying those ?

that's what I have been saying. the number of recoveries hasn't moved. so there are only three states possible, active, recovered, dead. If dead is going up, and active keeps going up, why isn't recovered going up? Are they saying you never recover, you've always got it? hahahahahahahahahahaha people believing this crap are truly duped.

Keep in mind that data is not always collected in the same manner or from same sources. Data from different states and different countries are collected at different times and may be delayed by a day or more. It's best to look at data over a longer period, say weekly as oppose to everyday.

 

[jc456]

Today's numbers are terrible.

only 1000 more cases than yesterday. that's good.

And think this is showing the quarantine didn't work. That's all that's saying. you have no idea if the totals would have been any different because there wasn't any data to compare against. that's sad.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

And think this is showing the quarantine didn't work.

Really? Experts are saying that the social distancing measures appear to be helping. Like, in California. Where are you getting your info?