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Coronavirus positive for the day: Third straight day of declining total new cases in the United States since high was hit Saturday. Also university of Washington model (predicts 80k deaths overall) predicted 2k more deaths today then actually happened.
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℣į₭ϊ₦Ǥ👹 wrote:
What 3rd straight day? Below is the info I’ve got. I believe the total for Apr 7 is 33,331. That would make the 7th the first day it’s been lower since Mar 31.Coronavirus positive for the day: Third straight day of declining total new cases in the United States since high was hit Saturday.
Number of new US cases
Apr 6 33,510
Apr 5 32,100
Apr 4 28,100
Apr 3 26,300
Apr 2 24,100
Apr 1 22,600
Mar 31 18,000
Mar 30 19,300
Mar 29 18,100
Mar 28 16,900
Mar 27 4,800
Mar 26 11,700
Mar 25 9,800https://www.statista.com/statistics/1102816/coronavirus-covid19-cases-number-us-americans-by-day/
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Think nyc had a 3 day streak or maybe a 3 day plateau. The plateau in nyc in the 1918 flu lasted 6 months so really hard to read much into this. Plus I think I heard today they hit another record number of deaths.
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Mystery wrote:
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/℣į₭ϊ₦Ǥ👹 wrote:
What 3rd straight day? Below is the info I’ve got. I believe the total for Apr 7 is 33,331. That would make the 7th the first day it’s been lower since Mar 31.Coronavirus positive for the day: Third straight day of declining total new cases in the United States since high was hit Saturday.
Number of new US cases
Apr 6 33,510
Apr 5 32,100
Apr 4 28,100
Apr 3 26,300
Apr 2 24,100
Apr 1 22,600
Mar 31 18,000
Mar 30 19,300
Mar 29 18,100
Mar 28 16,900
Mar 27 4,800
Mar 26 11,700
Mar 25 9,800https://www.statista.com/statistics/1102816/coronavirus-covid19-cases-number-us-americans-by-day/
I’m still using this for my source as it has links to where they’re getting their data from.
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https://youtu.be/wgO_NKTXEMA
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The numbers of positives found will go up and down more based on testing ebb and flows I would guess. That plus the long return times for test results (still almost a week according to some friends that were recently tested...which,btw, really stresses people out as they think they must be positive as it is taking so long...they weren’t).
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℣į₭ϊ₦Ǥ👹 wrote:
Ok, but declining means every day is lower than the day before. Looking at worldometers, that’s not what happened. It shows a dip on Sunday but then consecutive higher days after that. (Not as high as Sat but yesterday was higher than Friday.) We’ll just have to keep watching it.Mystery wrote:
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/℣į₭ϊ₦Ǥ👹 wrote:
What 3rd straight day? Below is the info I’ve got. I believe the total for Apr 7 is 33,331. That would make the 7th the first day it’s been lower since Mar 31.Coronavirus positive for the day: Third straight day of declining total new cases in the United States since high was hit Saturday.
I’m still using this for my source as it has links to where they’re getting their data from.
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Mystery wrote:
Why yes mystery, declining was the wrong word.℣į₭ϊ₦Ǥ👹 wrote:
Ok, but declining means every day is lower than the day before. Looking at worldometers, that’s not what happened. It shows a dip on Sunday but then consecutive higher days after that. (Not as high as Sat but yesterday was higher than Friday.) We’ll just have to keep watching it.Mystery wrote:
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/℣į₭ϊ₦Ǥ👹 wrote:
What 3rd straight day? Below is the info I’ve got. I believe the total for Apr 7 is 33,331. That would make the 7th the first day it’s been lower since Mar 31.Coronavirus positive for the day: Third straight day of declining total new cases in the United States since high was hit Saturday.
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Well dang it Viking, it matters, because declining would have been nice! I was looking forward to seeing the info after you said that. I would like it to be declining so we can be done with Covid. I think Corona should give out free Coronas when it’s all over, to celebrate.
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◾️〓T/\T〓◾️ wrote:
Whew, this guy goes on for awhile. I would recommend people talk to their doctor before starting a new medicine. At the very least you want to take the correct thing & get the dosage right.https://youtu.be/wgO_NKTXEMA
I already posted the correct info about the premature baby that died.
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The Florida resource use isn’t expected to peak until April 21st. Even then they don’t predict a resource shortage. Not every state will be like New York. My guess is that NY will actually be the worst out of all the states. NYC just has so many people and so much public transportation. Whereas a city like Houston - it’s a big commuter city with people spread out in suburbs. Most people commute using their own cars.
I feel like Houston is also made up more of houses, rather than apartments whereas NY seems like it’s more apartments. Idk if this is actually true though. It’s just my impression - I haven’t looked anything up. Maybe someone else knows if this is the case?
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The 2nd half of the video was just him repeating all the same stuff.
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YOU wrote:
https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/13/health/chloroquine-risks-coronavirus-treatment-trials-study/index.html◾️〓T/\T〓◾️ wrote:
Whew, this guy goes on for awhile. I would recommend people talk to their doctor before starting a new medicine!!!https://youtu.be/wgO_NKTXEMA
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I have trouble reading cnn articles these days. I’m not trying to source bash it’s just hard to cut to what they’re trying to say. They spend half the article here trying to group together hydra whatever with chloroquine. Which doesn’t serve the article’s purpose at all.
The end result I got from it is people with heart issues shouldn’t take chloroquine. Or am I reading it wrong?
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This is an interesting summary of chloroquine affects on the body. Btw, this guy puts out quite a few medical analysis videos.
https://youtu.be/ILowf7Tw7QY
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℣į₭ϊ₦Ǥ👹 wrote:
I get what you’re saying. I’m not attached to any one source over another - if it’s good info it’s usually possible to find it multiple places. Not every article is well written, no matter the source. I was too tired last night to go hunting elsewhere though.I have trouble reading cnn articles these days. I’m not trying to source bash it’s just hard to cut to what they’re trying to say. They spend half the article here trying to group together hydra whatever with chloroquine. Which doesn’t serve the article’s purpose at all.
The end result I got from it is people with heart issues shouldn’t take chloroquine. Or am I reading it wrong?
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Regarding potential bias for covidactnow.org.
The stats used have been publicly challenged as inflated by “The Federalist”. The Federalist indicates the organization is politicizing the pandemic and states organization founders are a House Democrat and 3 Dem activists who are major national Dem donors from Silicon Valley.
The Federalist also states projections used are based on WHO projections that the Federalist states have already been proven as inflated and inaccurate exaggerations.
I am not a follower of “The Federalist” but this was a source that did actually name the founders behind covidactnow.org
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NsynQ wrote:
LolI guess 3 people made their point 😷
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