I must have grown numb to the numbers, for I've only just noticed that the confirmed new cases of COVID per day in the US are now 100 times those of the UK (or 20 times, per capita), and diverging further day by day. We are now in very different worlds.
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What are your thoughts about why the death numbers haven’t started spiking similarly yet?
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I'm not sure. I was puzzled by that too. However deaths might have started to increase a few days ago. If so, that might be in line with the typical times from symptom onset to death (a quick search suggests that's 17 days and the delay here is about the same).
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The UK is not unitary. 9x more cases in England, which (like the US) does not have a clearly articulated strategy, different policies and earlier re-opening. While I'm a lot more optimistic about the UK, England is reopening pubs/gyms/tourism with R very close to 1.pic.twitter.com/XUAxvZIy8G
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