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It’s only fair to use lows after the virus was in full swing.
That would be 274 on July 4th.
That means when we drop below 274 for a day fire up your first thread.
In conclusion, see you in May of 2021!
I'll just stick to the facts and some good news, you know, to "keep up our morale".
Cases have been below Dec 3rd (1 week after Thanksgiving, 4 days after post-travel testing) for 4 straight days. The vast majority (at least 90%) of "Thanksgiving" cases have occurred.
Hospitalization & ICU rate is slowing in December.
I'll just stick to the facts and some good news, you know, to "keep up our morale".
Cases have been below Dec 3rd (1 week after Thanksgiving, 4 days after post-travel testing) for 4 straight days. The vast majority (at least 90%) of "Thanksgiving" cases have occurred.
Hospitalization & ICU rate is slowing in December.
I wonder if the hospitalization and ICU rate is slowing because the morgue rate is going through the roof?
Woke up to the news this morning to hear 1/20 people in the US have tested positive.
In other news, Chicago inspectors are working OT to shut down unlicensed commercial party venues where as many as 300 gather in tight quarters, sans masks and distancing.
I wonder if the hospitalization and ICU rate is slowing because the morgue rate is going through the roof?
More are surviving hospitalization because there are better treatments available than there were in the Spring.
There is a huge range of experiences between asymptomatic and death.
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