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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsOn bright side of cases
the death rate is only 1.4% Given there is probably many more cases than the 13450 I just saw, the death rate is probably even lower
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On bright side of cases (Original Post)
evertonfc
Mar 2020
OP
There was so little testing 3 weeks ago that the mortality was probably much lower
MiniMe
Mar 2020
#6
Italy is farther along the curve the US is tracing. Death rate there about 8%. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Mar 2020
#2
"On bright side of cases the death rate is only 1.4%" ... THAT'S a bright side??????
marble falls
Mar 2020
#3
We're at the front of the curve, it will get worse. There is no "happy" side to this ...
marble falls
Mar 2020
#5
NRaleighLiberal
(60,377 posts)1. mortality reported to be 3.4% in early March
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/coronavirus-death-rate/
it can take 14 days from contact to death.
We still know so little
it can take 14 days from contact to death.
We still know so little
MiniMe
(21,792 posts)6. There was so little testing 3 weeks ago that the mortality was probably much lower
Bernardo de La Paz
(50,419 posts)2. Italy is farther along the curve the US is tracing. Death rate there about 8%. . . . nt
marble falls
(60,882 posts)3. "On bright side of cases the death rate is only 1.4%" ... THAT'S a bright side??????
evertonfc
(1,713 posts)4. yes.
marble falls
(60,882 posts)5. We're at the front of the curve, it will get worse. There is no "happy" side to this ...
at this point we are on our own, there is no program much other than a $1000 check and a pile of goals and hopes and not a lot of substance because our executive government is a shambles.