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So far, the CDC has estimated (based on weekly influenza surveillance data) that at least 12,000 people have died from influenza between Oct. 1, 2019 through Feb. 1, 2020, and the number of deaths may be as high as 30,000, this is 59 or so deaths from the CoronavirusThese simple comparisons will explain why if you aren't immune to facts:
1) Death rate in confirmed cases?
* Covid-19 = 3.5% so far
* Flu =0.1%
2) Transmission rate?
* Flu has a transmission rate of 1.3
* Covid-19 has a transmission rate closer to 3.0
3) Vaccine?
* Flu = YES
* Covid-19 = NO
4) Population Immunity?
* Flu has been around for over a century, so YES
* Covid-19 first infected a human late last year, so NO
Sorry, I mis-overestimated when I mentioned my cost on that particular product... actually it's $9 per kg, or about $4.10/lb.Maybe not completely unreasonable then. This stuff is a coarse grind - where yours is probably a lot more uniform and sounds spherical rather than just how the stuff crunches under a mill.
These simple comparisons will explain why if you aren't immune to facts:
1) Death rate in confirmed cases?
* Covid-19 = 3.5% so far
* Flu =0.1%
2) Transmission rate?
* Flu has a transmission rate of 1.3
* Covid-19 has a transmission rate closer to 3.0
3) Vaccine?
* Flu = YES
* Covid-19 = NO
4) Population Immunity?
* Flu has been around for over a century, so YES
* Covid-19 first infected a human late last year, so NO
I meant it as an honest question. Viruses spread. That's what they do. And people seem to be ignoring the damage that shutting down the country does. The markets have crashed, people are out of work and not everyone will be paid. Business recovery will most likely include layoffs to offset financial losses. And the answer is what? Blaming Trump? I'm not sure what he, or any POTUS, could have done to stop this?They’ll tax it to death
Sorry Skippy I’m not buying your stats. Care to share your sources?
Estimates will increase if a longer delay between onset of illness and death is considered. A recent time-delay adjusted estimation indicates that mortality rate of COVID-19 could be as high as 20% in Wuhan, the epicentre of the outbreak.
These findings show that the current figures might underestimate the potential threat of COVID-19 in symptomatic patients.
Which do you reject? Surely you'll admit the flu stats are correct, that Covid-19 is a new virus and there is no vaccine? Is it the Covid-19 death rate and transmission rate you reject? The WHO is my source there and it is a moving number because this is a new virus.
I'll note that some scientists think the death rate is actually higher though, around 5.7% and as high as 20% in certain hot spots.
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(20)30195-X/fulltext
I am not sure we could do anything in November. The Chinese weren't exactly sharing what was happening until the virus was spreading. I have no problem criticizing the gov. response but to say if we kept the ERT that things would have been different is ignorant.Could have started reacting in November.
Much lower but a people under 60 can take it home and give it to their 80 year old parents or grand parents then they can become statistics.