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11:59a, 3/29/20
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I learned yesterday after my negative test that I've got a upper respiratory infection that ISNT covid.

First, whew! But then it also just points out how damn important the testing is.
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Proposition Joe
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In reply to FrioAg 00 • 12:01p, 3/29/20
What were your symptoms?
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In reply to FrioAg 00 • 12:53p, 3/29/20
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Geez, I forgot about the good ol' repository infections.
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In reply to Philip J Fry • 2:07p, 3/29/20
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Philip J Fry said:
I believe the latest update is correct.

~500K negative
~100k. positive.
~60K pending

As of a couple days ago.
it shows the blue area as pending, not negative. Also, on the early days it shows the red cases disappearing to zero, which shouldn't happen because it's cumulative, unless red was supposed to be pending which theoretically could happen.
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In reply to FrioAg 00 • 2:37p, 3/29/20
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Chest congestion started after a normal jog, then increased. I wouldn't say "shortness of breath" but I would say increased awareness of it with weazing.

Never got a sore throat like normal allergies, and never got a fever. Felt flushed but never fever. In any other year I wouldn't have missed a workout or even told my wife.

A special thanks to the docs here - it felt good to control what I could in terms of vitamins, fluids, rest, etc
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In reply to FrioAg 00 • 2:42p, 3/29/20
FrioAg 00 said:
Chest congestion started after a normal jog, then increased. I wouldn't say "shortness of breath" but I would say increased awareness of it with weazing.

Never got a sore throat like normal allergies, and never got a fever. Felt flushed but never fever. In any other year I wouldn't have missed a workout or even told my wife.

A special thanks to the docs here - it felt good to control what I could in terms of vitamins, fluids, rest, etc

Yeah, that's basically how I've felt. Chest has been heavy and no shortness of breath or fever... Mild sore throat but nothing significant. No cough.

Still running 3 miles a day without falling over.

Debating whether it's something I need to teledoc about or if it's just a combination of anxiety, allergies (which I never have) and maybe my body craving the crap I used to eat before the last 3 weeks of cooking
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2:55p, 3/29/20
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The odds heavily favor the latter, especially this time of year with everything blooming. You've probably had these exact symptoms every Spring of your adult life and never even gave it a second thought
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10:13p, 3/29/20
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In reply to HotardAg07 • 1:13a, 3/30/20
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No, that's isn't how the chart works. The values you see there are the actual values of each category. Positive results are masked by the blue (pending) because there were more pending cases than positive results early on.

Confusion might be in the words "cumulative" This is just the running total, but not the daily changes, if that makes sense.

Infection data:


Deaths


Hospitalization Data



Positive/Negative/Pending Tests

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1:34a, 3/30/20
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I've posted this elsewhere, but I wish I could get excited about the new infections number. It appears we've reached testing capacity on Thursday, as Friday and Saturday # of tests run increased very slightly and then were down 12% today. That entirely accounts for the decrease in confirmed cases today.

Halving our death total day over day? That's fantastic news, even if it's some crazy blip. Might be HCQ related?
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In reply to Mordred • 1:38a, 3/30/20
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Agreed. We need a couple days in a row that show improvement in the daily death count. I'm assuming our lack of capacity is why the pending test count is increasing.
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1:50a, 3/30/20
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There is so much data and so many layers to that data, it is really hard to take all factors into account. For instance "days behind NY" for CA means something very different right? CA cases are more distributed whereas NY seems very concentrated. So so hard to make comparisons as we almost really need to analyze each region as a different curve (i.e. comparing NYC to San Fran to Los Angeles would be a more apples to apples comparison). I'm always big on analyzing stats/data and this all is so hard to wrap my head around. Hopefully we can actually get to the top of the curve in the near future ... praying for the world right now
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4:17a, 3/30/20
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Any ideas on why the U.S. death totals decreased so much in 1 day (Worldometer USA)

28 Mar -- 525
29 Mar -- 264
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In reply to Rock1982 • 8:16a, 3/30/20
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Rock1982 said:
Any ideas on why the U.S. death totals decreased so much in 1 day (Worldometer USA)

28 Mar -- 525
29 Mar -- 264
I'm skeptical if this is just a matter of timing/delay in reporting.
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8:25a, 3/30/20
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Could it be examiners offices that are not open on weekends?
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8:26a, 3/30/20
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We will find out soon.
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8:35a, 3/30/20
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Dallas county closing its drive up testing stations today due to weather forecast. Things like this in various parts of the country can influence daily numbers.
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8:36a, 3/30/20
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Dallas county drive up testing sites won't open today due to weather forcast. Things such as this can influence daily totals.
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In reply to Mordred • 8:41a, 3/30/20
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Mordred said:
I've posted this elsewhere, but I wish I could get excited about the new infections number. It appears we've reached testing capacity on Thursday, as Friday and Saturday # of tests run increased very slightly and then were down 12% today. That entirely accounts for the decrease in confirmed cases today.

Halving our death total day over day? That's fantastic news, even if it's some crazy blip. Might be HCQ related?
There is another potential factor here - # of people who request a test. Not sure what if any data is available on what the potential backlog of people in line who haven't received on looks like.
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8:46a, 3/30/20
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In reply to PJYoung • 8:49a, 3/30/20
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PJYoung said:
That chart in general is fascinating. Guess it makes sense but I had no idea about th seasonal regularity of death.
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10:19a, 3/30/20
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Most people that die of anything other than trauma or heart attack, do so because while they are weakened by something else it is something like the flu, a cold or bacterial pneumonia that takes them out.

It's the biological function of disease in general.
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In reply to Rock1982 • 11:50a, 3/30/20
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Rock1982 said:
Any ideas on why the U.S. death totals decreased so much in 1 day (Worldometer USA)

28 Mar -- 525
29 Mar -- 264

Incorrect data due to a delay from NY but we still showed a drop.

29 Mar -- 363

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In reply to PJYoung • 12:29p, 3/30/20
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PJYoung said:
Rock1982 said:
Any ideas on why the U.S. death totals decreased so much in 1 day (Worldometer USA)

28 Mar -- 525
29 Mar -- 264

Incorrect data due to a delay from NY but we still showed a drop.
Damn, still a positive though. Already at 222 for today so this might be a rough one.
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12:37p, 3/30/20
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Reported Cases and Deaths per 1M people of population by # of days since 1st infection reported. It's spreading much more slowly in the USA and Canada than in Italy, France, and Germany. I think China stopped reporting, and either S. Korea really has a handle on this thing, or their reporting is way off too.



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In reply to GrapevineAg • 12:45p, 3/30/20
Iirc SK had a large outbreak in a religious sect that traveled to China. SK hit #of death milestones quicker and most of the outbreak was In The religious community and slightly easier to quarantine.
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In reply to Mordred • 12:45p, 3/30/20
Mordred said:
PJYoung said:
Rock1982 said:
Any ideas on why the U.S. death totals decreased so much in 1 day (Worldometer USA)

28 Mar -- 525
29 Mar -- 264

Incorrect data due to a delay from NY but we still showed a drop.
Damn, still a positive though. Already at 222 for today so this might be a rough one.
It's all relative though.

We need to hit roughly 800 deaths today to maintain the 30%+ increase in daily death rate to maintain what we've been tracking at.

Even at that rate, the "life to date" maintains at 25% rate of average increase.

Yesterday was obviously a good day for the trends. Hopefully we continue to see lower numbers.
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In reply to Philip J Fry • 5:00p, 3/30/20
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I think stacked area graph makes a lot more sense there, because it shows the proportion changing over time.



I made that in five minutes so excuse the rough nature.
Shaun Shaikh '07
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5:05p, 3/30/20
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5:06p, 3/30/20
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As I was digging through the data, I also found it interesting that the daily testing results increase has flattened out the last 5 days.
Shaun Shaikh '07
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5:14p, 3/30/20
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This is pretty good - county level map

https://covidcompare.com/
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In reply to HotardAg07 • 5:49p, 3/30/20
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Not sure what exactly you're posting, but I don't think of us can see it. I certainly can't at least.
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In reply to Mordred • 5:58p, 3/30/20
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Mordred said:
Not sure what exactly you're posting, but I don't think of us can see it. I certainly can't at least.
I saw it but it's gone now.
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6:43p, 3/30/20
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Today's #s aren't quite final yet but they should stay under 600

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