Hotspots are breaking out all over this country. I don't see the logic in citing the mortality percentage. Its like the old stock joke about airlines losing money... what they lose in RASM, they make up in volume. Its easy to lose sight of what's going on when Mother-Nature does her thing with warmer days and the annual ritual of Spring's rejuvenation... the rebirth of life.... it sure was for me today... but that's just being stupid. I was aware. Corona is expanding exponentially. "Business as usual by April 15th", or even the proffering of it at this point, (while I'd love to see it happen)... with this exponential growth of not only individual cases, but also U.S. hotspots... the worse is yet to come. The mortality rate in percentages is inconsequential when the numbers of inflicted are rising at this rate. Until we find a vaccine, a real vaccine, all bets are off. That said, a vacccine could come very soon. Lets hope.
There are currently over 13,000 US hospitals. Sure some are small. All that aside you idiot, thats like 1.3 deaths per flu season per hospital. 14 people died today within 12 hours in NY. In one hospital! Are you that fucking dense? For real. Do some math dude. Wake up.
Evidence has emerged that the coronavirus pandemic in Washington State peaked last week and is essentially over.
More evidence---this from Andrew Cuomo https://thehill.com/policy/healthca...uomo-hospitalization-rate-is-a-good-sign-and- headed Cuomo: New York's coronavirus hospitalization rate a 'very good sign' and 'headed in the right direction'
Heh, ok. Just FYI, Spain showed an additional 6673 cases as of today, its highest yet by far. You know, just so you can update your "analysis".
Evidence from Spain today continues to show that Wuhan-19 has peaked in Spain and we are now on the downside of this crisis. If we hadn't peaked, the number should be much much greater than 6673. This is great news. When looked back upon, my analysis will be shown to be correct.
You realize you're the only one here who believes anything you say about this, right? It might be in the process of peaking, but it certainly hasn't peaked.