The good news is that there were 7,437 patients hospitalized for lab-confirmed COVID-19, the ninth straight day with a decline and the fewest number of patients since July 2.
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The positive test rate in Texas for COVID-19 is now 20.3 percent, the highest it's been and a remarkable increase from the 16.8 percent it was two days ago
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And here's a reason why the spike in the positive rate might be happeninghttps://twitter.com/jordan_rubio/status/1292615277763530752 …
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Ce Tweet est indisponible.
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Huh
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It's interesting that we want to test and trace our students' academic progress and we are supposed to be data drive-in the classroom yet our governor doesn't seem to espouse those same principles for the highly contagious virus. Odd...
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Well those STARS tests are just soooo accurate, aren't they?
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The number of tests shouldn’t impact positivity unless tests are only being given to symptomatic individuals. You’ve basically just discribed how division works.
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Agree, but it's helpful to know what various testing sites have at any given time for testing criteria. In MN Centra Care (very large tester) reversed their previous stance and started only testing those with symptoms again. I expect positivity to go up but overall cases down.
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NY's positive test rate yesterday was 0.78%
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And yet,
@RonDeSantisFL is determined to send CHILDREN back to in-class school where teachers, administrators, bus drivers, cafeteria workers, and THE CHILDREN are at higher risk for exposure.Merci. Twitter en tiendra compte pour améliorer votre fil. SupprimerSupprimer
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Le chargement semble prendre du temps.
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