Did that jump in numbers include the "presumed" deaths added who had not been tested? Or how about those who tested positive, but died of unrelated causes? This is what is frustrating. The data... is NOT straight forward.
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This is how we record deaths for all infectious disease.
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NYC death rate is 0.15 percent of entire NYC got it. If 10 percent of NYC got
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if NY didn't up the stats by a whopping 37% without testing patients then the rates could be much lower.
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It’s very very sad but most of us don’t want to live on top of each other on an island and then tell the rest of us “Hicks” how dumb we are. Stop living on top of each other and pushing mass transportation.pic.twitter.com/KXmqQjcAwI
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Agree... NYC is an awesome place to visit but after 2-3 days I long for my suburban 1/4 acre in Upstate NY
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I can’t believe how half-ass this graph is. Good gawd. THIS IS OUR BEST? Wtf
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looks like a 5th grade math project
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Tuesday, Stanford’s John P.A. Ioannidis suggests that the response to the coronavirus pandemic may be “a fiasco in the making” because we are making seismic decisions based on “utterly unreliable” data. The data we do have indicates that we are likely severely overreacting.
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