So what do you estimate will be the number of deaths on the CDC website by September 1? https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-updates/cases-in-us.html … Let’s see you put your money on the line. Anyone can draw a line on existing data and point out a fit, or predict what’s gonna happen 1-2 weeks out.
The CDC added 7,283 cases above & beyond its normal lag. Did catching up. This placed the CDC number right about even with the Covid state reported cases as of May 30th. Avg 465 fatalities per day as of 5/27 Should be at about 250 per day as of 6/3 We are close - next week.pic.twitter.com/5F6CZkNhGT
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Only a fool projects what he cannot know, from what does not allow for its inference. What are you, a child? I have not attacked you. This is very immature.
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ES -Here you have wk ending 3/28 at 57,507 "All Deaths." Going to this CDC site, (https://wwwn.cdc.gov/nndss/document/2020.pdf …), it indicates that wk ending 3/28 is Wk 13. From the FluView database, I get the following by CDC week. It looks like 57,507 is Week 12, not 13. Are your
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I have Week 12, 28 Mar 57,507 on my chart...
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Do you think we will soon be in a “death deficit” like Europe is now seeing?
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Yes, the trend indicated that as a possibility in two weeks. The problem we face is lockdown deaths are on the increase, and quantifying them is very difficult.
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What caused them to add more?
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States get caught up on sending batches of case-data in... so it is not just bandwidth at the CDC. Lagging states are sporadic as I am observing, week to week.
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