Here you can find the data, and a graph with the evolution of log total cases:https://twitter.com/ricpuglisi/status/1243951827571400704 …
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Today (March 28th) the daily percentage growth of confirmed #COVID19 cases in Italy is 6.91%, from 86,498 to 92,472.
The absolute increase amounts to 5974 cases.
See the graph on daily % growth.
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nice trend
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Effetto fondoscala ?
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Scusi Prof ma sono l’unico a pensare che quei dati non vogliano dire niente ? dipende da chi fa il campione, da quanti ne vengono fatti… è un dato del tutto irrilevante. Forse l’unico tracciabile allo stato attuale sono i ricoverati in terapia intensiva (forse neanche i decessi)
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Siamo in due?
Tanto per dare un'altro spunto,iIeri i ricoverati gravi in D sono saltati da meno di trenta a circa milletrecento.
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And when it's down to zero? What do you do then? Release the lockdown? Only takes one person for it all to blow up again.
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Not so sure. We can test almost 40000 Person per day. When there Will be few new postives we can use tests to check even less suspect postives. Then with Spring (so with the flu dissappeared) It Will be easier to find out new cases.
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What everyone need to realize is there is high chance of a second peak if the quarantine is removed too soon and people are allowed to socialize too much without antibody testing to make sure they are immunized against Covid.
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Italy just posted its two highest daily death tolls since start of the outbreak, with 2-day average of about 900 per day. You can make a chart say anything. Makes little sense to chart daily percentage increase of deaths compared with the CUMULATIVE total up to the day before
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