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I was in an argument about this the other day, someone saying Chicago (our city) sucked at distancing because the positive test rate's still going up. Any evidence I brought in about other possible reasons (like that we're doing a magnitude more testing) was dismissed out of hand
I'm definitely no epidemiologist but I've been trying to keep an eye on day/week changes in 1) number of tests administered per state, 2) percentage of positives. If the former keeps going up and the latter keeps going down it feels better than alternatives.
Some states (Florida!) are starting to include antibody testing results all lumped together with the regular test results. All this does is artificially depress the rate of people testing positive, relative to states that are not lumping the two types of tests together
It's interesting that many US narratives + stats are about national or state response. Regionality of the US (and how the epidemic responds) doesn't seem to be a very prominent topic. Even intra-regional: LA is in full swing, but SF has been exporting doctors for a month.
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