US coronavirus cases top 10,000 and on the same or worse curve than Italy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:27,000 new cases.

Today we added 33,067 new cases, the most since May 1, and 714 deaths. Texas, Arizona, Florida and South Carolina are having serious outbreaks now.

USA 2,296,718 +33,067 121,402 +714

[Anonymous]

Meanwhile
“ the German success re the coronavirus pandemic was based on U.S. research that was ignored or dismissed by the U.S. government!“ https://washingtonpost.com/world/2020/06/19/countries-keeping-coronavirus-bay-experts-watch-us-case-numbers-with-alarm/

[Anonymous]

"it's a blue state problem"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:27,000 new cases.

Today we added 33,067 new cases, the most since May 1, and 714 deaths. Texas, Arizona, Florida and South Carolina are having serious outbreaks now.

USA 2,296,718 +33,067 121,402 +714

All red states. Isn’t that amazing? News tracks politics

[Anonymous]

This is quite the admission

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is quite the admission

No way

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is quite the admission

Today on a weekend we added another 33,000 new cases.

Texas +4,250
Florida +4,049
Arizona +3,109
Georgia +1,800
North Carolina, South Carolina +1000

[Anonymous]

And yet deaths continue to plummet. Cases aren't the issue. The issue is how it is impacting the health of the people with the cases. Lots of these are asymptomatic and young people that won't develop serious symptoms. They only learned it from increased testing, especially for sports where everyone is tested often.

Breathe. If you see ICU cases spike and deaths start to rise again, then there is serious concern. As it stands we're dropping about 15% each week since April. This keeps up by late July we'll be below where we were when this started.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And yet deaths continue to plummet. Cases aren't the issue. The issue is how it is impacting the health of the people with the cases. Lots of these are asymptomatic and young people that won't develop serious symptoms. They only learned it from increased testing, especially for sports where everyone is tested often.

Breathe. If you see ICU cases spike and deaths start to rise again, then there is serious concern. As it stands we're dropping about 15% each week since April. This keeps up by late July we'll be below where we were when this started.

ICU cases are starting to spike in Florida and some other places.
https://www.newsweek.com/multiple-florida-hospitals-run-out-icu-beds-coronavirus-cases-spike-1511934

Now can I run around in panic like I supposedly did a few months ago?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And yet deaths continue to plummet. Cases aren't the issue. The issue is how it is impacting the health of the people with the cases. Lots of these are asymptomatic and young people that won't develop serious symptoms. They only learned it from increased testing, especially for sports where everyone is tested often.

Breathe. If you see ICU cases spike and deaths start to rise again, then there is serious concern. As it stands we're dropping about 15% each week since April. This keeps up by late July we'll be below where we were when this started.

ICU cases are starting to spike in Florida and some other places.
https://www.newsweek.com/multiple-florida-hospitals-run-out-icu-beds-coronavirus-cases-spike-1511934

Now can I run around in panic like I supposedly did a few months ago?

Houston ICU beds are filling up, too.

https://www.chron.com/local/article/Houston-ICUs-filling-to-capacity-after-surge-in-15353381.php

As if just "merely" being admitted to the ICU is nothing to get worked up about. It's just a walk in the park!

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Ultimately, because Trump didn't provide leadership so people would wear masks for like 3 months, we are all going to have to wear them for the next 2 or whatever years until there is a vaccine.

In that time, the economy will not full recover.

It's pretty easy to address this and it really takes a woeful lack of leadership to create the conditions where wearing or not wearing a mask becomes a political statement.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Kill more people now by removing treatment for the “cases” that have an opportunity for recovery, to have a vaccine available a month or so sooner, but certainly not by election. That is Drumpf thinking right there.

[Anonymous]

A vaccine like this would normally take about 10 years to develop, assuming they identify the right code. But they have to test it against different conditions as well, to see how long it lasts (3 months, a year 10 years, permanently) - so the idea that something is going to be available and ready by next year is just a fool's game.