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covid still increasing in South and midwest

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  • WABACWABAC
    Given the varying rates on testing, I look at the fatality rate. Which may only be slightly more accurate. However, the doubling rate of fatalities continues to improve:

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    We are well past the stage where it was doubling every three days. Things might look a little different two-three weeks after the Memorial Day weekend. But most states never got to every three days to begin with.





  • sma3
    Hospitalizations are a quicker and better indicator but not all states report them, for obvious reasons.
  • WABACWABAC
    edited May 2020
    sma3 said:

    Hospitalizations are a quicker and better indicator but not all states report them, for obvious reasons.

    This site is not bad for looking at that. You have to click around a bit to get to the charts.

  • royal4
    I know NC hospitalization have been going up steadily since 5/16/2020.
  • catch22catch22
    @sma3
    Thank you for your various posts, links and thoughts, regarding COVID related.
    @WABAC
    Thank you for the Minnesota link.
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