The epidemiologist who produced the model of predictions for high death rate...
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Your source please.
Multiple things can cause a spike and those factors are different everywhere. More awareness and more people seeking medical attention, more testing, quality of tests, and actual increase in transmission.
The spike by itself doesn’t show more people are getting sick...
The spike by itself doesn’t show more people are getting sick...
The spike does show that we’re Detecting more people who are sick even with our Still limited capacity to do so.
Must be a climatologist too.
'tests don't save lives' is a bit of simplification, though. IIRC, the south koreans have used testing to track and isolate those infected and slow the spread. Identifying asymptomatic spreaders also helps slow the spread. And slowing the spread (over all) does help lower the fatality rate since having access to the treatments you mention is part of the equation.
No, the test doesn't save anyone, but is crucial in the overall response and shouldn't be undervalued.
come on, this is OSA. Clearly dudes sitting behind a computer in oklahoma know far more than the world leaders and the scientists advising them...
This is Henry ford hospital in Detroit
Coming soon to a hospital near you in USA!
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