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[StevieRay 3,215]

Dont understand why more news organizations aren’t pointing out that due to the CARES act the financial incentive to report positive cases and Covid deaths is considerable to cash starved hospitals. What’s that expression about “show me the incentive I’ll show you the behavior”

 

[StevieRay 3,215]

houston hospitals operating under non-pandemic conditions

 

[Knightrofins 3,165]

Broward country starts an 11pm curfew tonight
Masks MUST be worn at gyms
No social gatherings of 10 or more people inside a house

 

[JavyBaez9 0]

Broward country starts an 11pm curfew tonight
Masks MUST be worn at gyms
No social gatherings of 10 or more people inside a house

Freedoms are overrated. Let's surrender ourselves to our politicians.

I want this guy making all of my health decisions, personally.

 

[StevieRay 3,215]

The reason Houston hospitals reported 2,100 open beds today, down from 2,500 on Wednesday, is... drumroll, please... Because their non-COVID population increased by more than 400 (while COVID cases actually fell)

 

[rush__man 1,870]

Broward country starts an 11pm curfew tonight
Masks MUST be worn at gyms
No social gatherings of 10 or more people inside a house

 

[seldomseen 2,505]

The raw numbers tell us deaths are decreasing despite "positive tests"

And both hospital rates and COVID-19 death "rates" are plunging towards bad flu season numbers at worst

Florida's rate of positive tests has also been trending up. That's the better indicator than total number of positives. So if we're strictly looking at the numbers saying it's because of increased testing doesn't hold much weight. The death rate in the state is also trending up but possibly starting to flatten.

Omitting CA from my post has nothing to do with politics. I know that's unpopular here. Positive test rate there are pretty flat and deaths are going down. Both good signs.

I'm not arguing the severity of the virus since I have no medical background but I don't think the argument was ever over the concern of young healthy adults and minors. There is a percentage of the population where there reason to worry. No surprise that there are some misreported numbers but call me skeptical that it's as large scale as you would think by reading this site.

 

[StevieRay 3,215]

[h=1]Coronavirus update: Florida labs not reporting negative test results[/h]

 

[StevieRay 3,215]

Real data (again) comparing seasonal flu deaths in Texas in 2017-2018, & 2018-2019, to C19 deaths in 2020 (data from Texas Dept of Health): 2019 flu data https://dshs.state.tx.us/IDCU/disease/influenza/surveillance/2019/19Wk39Oct04.pdf… ; 2018 flu data https://dshs.state.tx.us/IDCU/disease/influenza/surveillance/2017-2018-Texas-Influenza-Surveillance-Activity-Report/18Wk39Oct05.pdf… 2020 C19 data as of 7/14/20 https://txdshs.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/ed483ecd702b4298ab01e8b9cafc8b83…;

 

[StevieRay 3,215]

 

[StevieRay 3,215]

 

[StevieRay 3,215]

 

[StevieRay 3,215]

“The real story out of Florida is incredible: 150,000 #SARSCoV2 positive tests in the last two weeks, and effectively NO change in either total hospitalizations or ICU use statewide. Case mix? A huge advance in medicine? This is the story real reporters should chase.”

 

[rush__man 1,870]

the latest out of franklin county. a packed beach community.