Official Coronavirus Thread - Up to the minute Coronavirus map and count.

[Pogo]

US now has 24,325 active cases of COVID-19, more than any country in the world except Italy.

Look at you, you're gloating.

You're a sicko individual.

You're still gloating. Look at your posts, how happy you are...

Yesterday you celebrated "WE'RE NUMBER FOUR! WE'RE NUMBER FOUR!"

SMGDFH Get a life.

 

[Ame®icano]

US now has 24,325 active cases of COVID-19, more than any country in the world except Italy.

Look at you, you're gloating.

You're a sicko individual.

You're still gloating. Look at your posts, how happy you are...

Yesterday you celebrated "WE'RE NUMBER FOUR! WE'RE NUMBER FOUR!"

SMGDFH Get a life.

Only leftists can celebrate in situation like this. Hey, whatever can hurt Trump, you're all in for it.

 

[Pogo]

It's mostly in New York state. I suppose New Jersey, Georgia, Louisiana, and Ohio are concern's, too, from the news.

EVERYWHERE is a concern considering how infectious it is. All it takes is one carrier moving from Point A to Point B. A carrier that may not even show symptoms or be aware he/she is carrying.

 

[Ria_Longhorn]

Why this Nobel laureate predicts a quicker coronavirus recovery: 'We're going to be fine'

A Nobel laureate predicted China's recovery weeks before it happened. Analyzing the numbers, he sees a much brighter global outcome than many experts.

www.latimes.com

 

[Pogo]

Trying out this new format...

Country, Other Total Cases New Cases Total Deaths New Deaths Total Recovered Active Cases Serious, Critical Tot Cases/ 1M pop China 81,093 +39 3,270 +9 72,703 5,120 1,749 56 Italy 59,138 5,476 7,024 46,638 3,000 978 USA 34,755 +1,209 452 +33 178 34,125 795 105 Spain 28,768 1,772 2,575 24,421 1,785 615 Germany 24,873 94 266 24,513 23 297 Iran 21,638 1,685 7,913 12,040 258 France 16,018 674 2,200 13,144 1,746 24

 

[Pogo]

Why this Nobel laureate predicts a quicker coronavirus recovery: 'We're going to be fine'

A Nobel laureate predicted China's recovery weeks before it happened. Analyzing the numbers, he sees a much brighter global outcome than many experts.

www.latimes.com

Thanks for that, unfortunately it's a paywall.

 

[1Badnana65]

My Fellow Americans...….It is clear that if you live in the United States of America YOU WILL be exposed to and/or contract this virus sometime within the next 12 months. That's just a plain and simple fact.

Fact Two: "Flattening the curve" really means don't have everyone get deathly ill all at once because the hospitals won't be able to handle the influx of critically ill patients and people will die that would otherwise recover if given proper medical care. It does not mean eradicating the virus or "stopping" the spread.

Fact Three: Social distancing and staying home must happen to "slow the spread" of this virus. Containment is no longer an option. Too much time passed before any government officials took definitive action and people began to listen and take it all seriously.

Fact Four: The name of this game is "Keep yourself and your family healthy and safe." At the end of the day, if you or someone you love gets the virus and falls ill, you better be able to live through it on your own. If you need outside intervention via a hospital, may God have mercy on your soul.

 

[Mac-7]

Our classless, piece of shit president:

Reporter asks Trump: What do you say to scared Americans? - CNN Video

Why do you keep posting a lie?

the video you posted was edited to give a false impression

the reporter was badgering and trump got tired of it

I would too

 

[excalibur]

Dr. Ronny Jackson says Trump prevented American coronavirus pandemic on level of Italy, Iran

Former White House physician Dr. Ronny Jackson praised President Trump Monday night after he announced a list of guidelines that he and the White House coronavirus task force hoped will slow the spread of the pandemic within 15 days.

www.foxnews.com

 

[Ame®icano]

Trying out this new format...

Country, Other Total Cases New Cases Total Deaths New Deaths Total Recovered Active Cases Serious, Critical Tot Cases/ 1M pop China 81,093 +39 3,270 +9 72,703 5,120 1,749 56 Italy 59,138 5,476 7,024 46,638 3,000 978 USA 34,755 +1,209 452 +33 178 34,125 795 105 Spain 28,768 1,772 2,575 24,421 1,785 615 Germany 24,873 94 266 24,513 23 297 Iran 21,638 1,685 7,913 12,040 258 France 16,018 674 2,200 13,144 1,746 24

Cool.

Now you can go back to celebrating how we're third in world with number of cases. Are you gonna pop the champagne if we become second?

 

[jc456]

Comparing the number of cases without reference the size of the population is meaningless.

No. Again, that is stupid and wrong.

If you were to plot expected cases based on R0, or try to determine R0 from the data on the number of cases, at no point would you need the population number of the country.

Try to pay attention. The conversation was about comparing the numbers between two countries, Iran and the US and the numbers are meaningless in that regard without also looking at the size of the populations in those two countries. To compare how bad the outbreak is the relevant statistics are infections per capita or deaths per capita, etc.

Now you're talking about TIME, and that's logical-- RATES in a given period. To that end, a quick glance at the latest stats shows the US has reported five times more cases in the last 24h period that Iran has, and our proportion of the population infected is now 73, compared to Iran's which is 245, But the TIME factor reminds us that just a week ago that number of 73 was SIX, so it's grown more than twelvefold. In a week.

As a matter of perspective, not only have we accrued infection numbers well past Iran's but we've eclipsed Germany as well and are barely behind Spain. The only countries above there are China and Italy. A week ago (or whatever period you like, a day, a fortnight etc) we were nowhere near that position.

I'm not talking about time. You are as you continue to search for ways to attack the US regardless of the facts. I'm talking about the number of infections and deaths per capita.

So Iran has 19 deaths per 1 million people and the US has 0.9 deaths per 1 million people. To any rational, reasonable person that means you are more than twenty times more likely to die from covid19 in Iran than you are in the US.

Similarly, Iran has 252 confirmed cases of infection per 1 million people while the US has only 73.8 cases per 1 million people, meaning you have 3 1/2 times the likelihood of being infected if you live in Iran.

It is just brain dead stupid to claim things are going better in Iran than the US.

Coronavirus Updates (COVID-19) Deaths & Cases per Population | RealClearPolitics

again, a leftist know math? hahahahahahahahahahahaha

 

[MadChemist]

Looking at the site I watch, most new deaths are in the state of New York. So are the number of cases. People are saying it's more testing, but I question that. New York seems to be the the place most people are dying so obviously something is going on.

I still continue to see that most people who don't survive the disease are elderly or have pre-existing medical conditions.

 

[MadChemist]

Spain is reporting over 400 deaths in the last 24 hours, the majority of new deaths reported world wide. The U.S. is reporting 45, 39 of which appear to be in New York.

Italy seems to be leveling out with no new cases (I realize it is early to tell).

I also realize that these are localized pockets and that is the scary thing. Right now, most big cities are doing O.K. But, it could easily get away from them if people don't do what they should.

New York is complaining about people not social distancing. Is that really the reason they are having the biggest woes ?

 

[jc456]

Basically, this is what has happened. In 2009, we beat the swine flu as the pandemic spread, but we knew we had it right away and was able to develop a vaccine for it.

Fast forward to 2020, the COVID-19 virus is beating us. It mutated so we do not know we have it right away and pass it along. The only way we know we have it is by testing. Also, it can be passed along easier. It has mutated so we can't develop a vaccine against it easily. It wants to kills us; it is the predator now. Thus, it may spread to your lungs via pneumonia or ARDS. That can kill at any age. Moreover, you can get it a second time even after you've recovered. If it fails to kill you the first time, then it can try again. Moreover, if you get sick then there aren't enough beds. You may just die in the halls.

What an idiot

I don't even know why I should help you with that kind of crack.

This has become one of the most dangerous pandemic viruses, if not the most dangerous, in the world. Compare it to swine flu. If you got that, then the symptoms showed up rather quickly. The researchers were able to come up with a vaccine the same year it came out. This one, you feel fine and pass it on. It's more easy to pass on. Next, as you get the symptoms, it leaves a sticky mucous on your lungs. With the swine flu, one got a clear nasal drip. The sticky substance is more difficult to expel out through phlegm. Next, you have difficulties breathing. It wants to get to your lungs where it can spread and thrive. One could get pneumonia or ARDS and then it helps the virus do it. Finally, one can catch it again. It may mean the second wave attacks you when you have the underlying condition of having had it once already. 60% of the US population getting it is no joke. We can only fight it with quarantine and sanitation.

we have a vaccine now for this one. where have you been?

Researchers rush to test coronavirus vaccine in people without knowing how well it works in animals

Researchers aren’t waiting to see how well an experimental #Covid19 #coronavirus vaccine prevents infection in animals before trying it in people, breaking from the usual protocol.

www.statnews.com

 

[james bond]

Loss of taste and smell could offer new clue that you have COVID-19. If you can't smell poo, then it's pretty bad. Some here can't see it, smell it, or taste it even if it hits them in the face (sarcasm).

Rudy Gobert, an NBA player of low brow and low basketball IQ, didn't believe in the warnings about COVID-19 and kept touching stuff and not taking precautions. He is a Frenchman and may have gotten it from one of his fans whom he spent time with or even high-five'd.

Effect:

Rudy Gobert Says He's Lost His Sense Of Taste, Smell After COVID-19 Diagnosis

The NBA star says he's suffering from some awful side effects of coronavirus.

www.tmz.com

Cause?

Lost sense of smell could be a peculiar clue to coronavirus infection

Several patients who have had symptoms consistent with coronavirus, but who have not been tested or are still awaiting results, described losing senses of smell and taste, even though their noses were clear and not congested. The loss occurred regardless of how sick they got, or whether they...

economictimes.indiatimes.com

 

[james bond]

Basically, this is what has happened. In 2009, we beat the swine flu as the pandemic spread, but we knew we had it right away and was able to develop a vaccine for it.

Fast forward to 2020, the COVID-19 virus is beating us. It mutated so we do not know we have it right away and pass it along. The only way we know we have it is by testing. Also, it can be passed along easier. It has mutated so we can't develop a vaccine against it easily. It wants to kills us; it is the predator now. Thus, it may spread to your lungs via pneumonia or ARDS. That can kill at any age. Moreover, you can get it a second time even after you've recovered. If it fails to kill you the first time, then it can try again. Moreover, if you get sick then there aren't enough beds. You may just die in the halls.

What an idiot

I don't even know why I should help you with that kind of crack.

This has become one of the most dangerous pandemic viruses, if not the most dangerous, in the world. Compare it to swine flu. If you got that, then the symptoms showed up rather quickly. The researchers were able to come up with a vaccine the same year it came out. This one, you feel fine and pass it on. It's more easy to pass on. Next, as you get the symptoms, it leaves a sticky mucous on your lungs. With the swine flu, one got a clear nasal drip. The sticky substance is more difficult to expel out through phlegm. Next, you have difficulties breathing. It wants to get to your lungs where it can spread and thrive. One could get pneumonia or ARDS and then it helps the virus do it. Finally, one can catch it again. It may mean the second wave attacks you when you have the underlying condition of having had it once already. 60% of the US population getting it is no joke. We can only fight it with quarantine and sanitation.

we have a vaccine now for this one. where have you been?

Researchers rush to test coronavirus vaccine in people without knowing how well it works in animals

Researchers aren’t waiting to see how well an experimental #Covid19 #coronavirus vaccine prevents infection in animals before trying it in people, breaking from the usual protocol.

www.statnews.com

Are you still calling me an idiot? You didn't even know how it mutated nor why we are taking these precautions around the world. Let duke it out right here on this forum if you are such a low brow.

 

[jc456]

Basically, this is what has happened. In 2009, we beat the swine flu as the pandemic spread, but we knew we had it right away and was able to develop a vaccine for it.

Fast forward to 2020, the COVID-19 virus is beating us. It mutated so we do not know we have it right away and pass it along. The only way we know we have it is by testing. Also, it can be passed along easier. It has mutated so we can't develop a vaccine against it easily. It wants to kills us; it is the predator now. Thus, it may spread to your lungs via pneumonia or ARDS. That can kill at any age. Moreover, you can get it a second time even after you've recovered. If it fails to kill you the first time, then it can try again. Moreover, if you get sick then there aren't enough beds. You may just die in the halls.

What an idiot

I don't even know why I should help you with that kind of crack.

This has become one of the most dangerous pandemic viruses, if not the most dangerous, in the world. Compare it to swine flu. If you got that, then the symptoms showed up rather quickly. The researchers were able to come up with a vaccine the same year it came out. This one, you feel fine and pass it on. It's more easy to pass on. Next, as you get the symptoms, it leaves a sticky mucous on your lungs. With the swine flu, one got a clear nasal drip. The sticky substance is more difficult to expel out through phlegm. Next, you have difficulties breathing. It wants to get to your lungs where it can spread and thrive. One could get pneumonia or ARDS and then it helps the virus do it. Finally, one can catch it again. It may mean the second wave attacks you when you have the underlying condition of having had it once already. 60% of the US population getting it is no joke. We can only fight it with quarantine and sanitation.

we have a vaccine now for this one. where have you been?

Researchers rush to test coronavirus vaccine in people without knowing how well it works in animals

Researchers aren’t waiting to see how well an experimental #Covid19 #coronavirus vaccine prevents infection in animals before trying it in people, breaking from the usual protocol.

www.statnews.com

Are you still calling me an idiot? You didn't even know how it mutated nor why we are taking these precautions around the world. Let duke it out right here on this forum if you are such a low brow.

if you deny what I posted, then yes, you are an idiot.

 

[jc456]

Loss of taste and smell could offer new clue that you have COVID-19. If you can't smell poo, then it's pretty bad. Some here can't see it, smell it, or taste it even if it hits them in the face (sarcasm).

Rudy Gobert, an NBA player of low brow and low basketball IQ, didn't believe in the warnings about COVID-19 and kept touching stuff and not taking precautions. He is a Frenchman and may have gotten it from one of his fans whom he spent time with or even high-five'd.

Effect:

Rudy Gobert Says He's Lost His Sense Of Taste, Smell After COVID-19 Diagnosis

The NBA star says he's suffering from some awful side effects of coronavirus.

www.tmz.com

Cause?

Lost sense of smell could be a peculiar clue to coronavirus infection

Several patients who have had symptoms consistent with coronavirus, but who have not been tested or are still awaiting results, described losing senses of smell and taste, even though their noses were clear and not congested. The loss occurred regardless of how sick they got, or whether they...

economictimes.indiatimes.com

you've seen it, experienced it? and you're still here? it isn't as dangerous as first thought then, it allowed you to hang around.

 

[james bond]

Basically, this is what has happened. In 2009, we beat the swine flu as the pandemic spread, but we knew we had it right away and was able to develop a vaccine for it.

Fast forward to 2020, the COVID-19 virus is beating us. It mutated so we do not know we have it right away and pass it along. The only way we know we have it is by testing. Also, it can be passed along easier. It has mutated so we can't develop a vaccine against it easily. It wants to kills us; it is the predator now. Thus, it may spread to your lungs via pneumonia or ARDS. That can kill at any age. Moreover, you can get it a second time even after you've recovered. If it fails to kill you the first time, then it can try again. Moreover, if you get sick then there aren't enough beds. You may just die in the halls.

What an idiot

I don't even know why I should help you with that kind of crack.

This has become one of the most dangerous pandemic viruses, if not the most dangerous, in the world. Compare it to swine flu. If you got that, then the symptoms showed up rather quickly. The researchers were able to come up with a vaccine the same year it came out. This one, you feel fine and pass it on. It's more easy to pass on. Next, as you get the symptoms, it leaves a sticky mucous on your lungs. With the swine flu, one got a clear nasal drip. The sticky substance is more difficult to expel out through phlegm. Next, you have difficulties breathing. It wants to get to your lungs where it can spread and thrive. One could get pneumonia or ARDS and then it helps the virus do it. Finally, one can catch it again. It may mean the second wave attacks you when you have the underlying condition of having had it once already. 60% of the US population getting it is no joke. We can only fight it with quarantine and sanitation.

we have a vaccine now for this one. where have you been?

Researchers rush to test coronavirus vaccine in people without knowing how well it works in animals

Researchers aren’t waiting to see how well an experimental #Covid19 #coronavirus vaccine prevents infection in animals before trying it in people, breaking from the usual protocol.

www.statnews.com

Are you still calling me an idiot? You didn't even know how it mutated nor why we are taking these precautions around the world. Let duke it out right here on this forum if you are such a low brow.

if you deny what I posted, then yes, you are an idiot.

Not me. You're the idiot.

 

[jc456]

Basically, this is what has happened. In 2009, we beat the swine flu as the pandemic spread, but we knew we had it right away and was able to develop a vaccine for it.

Fast forward to 2020, the COVID-19 virus is beating us. It mutated so we do not know we have it right away and pass it along. The only way we know we have it is by testing. Also, it can be passed along easier. It has mutated so we can't develop a vaccine against it easily. It wants to kills us; it is the predator now. Thus, it may spread to your lungs via pneumonia or ARDS. That can kill at any age. Moreover, you can get it a second time even after you've recovered. If it fails to kill you the first time, then it can try again. Moreover, if you get sick then there aren't enough beds. You may just die in the halls.

What an idiot

I don't even know why I should help you with that kind of crack.

This has become one of the most dangerous pandemic viruses, if not the most dangerous, in the world. Compare it to swine flu. If you got that, then the symptoms showed up rather quickly. The researchers were able to come up with a vaccine the same year it came out. This one, you feel fine and pass it on. It's more easy to pass on. Next, as you get the symptoms, it leaves a sticky mucous on your lungs. With the swine flu, one got a clear nasal drip. The sticky substance is more difficult to expel out through phlegm. Next, you have difficulties breathing. It wants to get to your lungs where it can spread and thrive. One could get pneumonia or ARDS and then it helps the virus do it. Finally, one can catch it again. It may mean the second wave attacks you when you have the underlying condition of having had it once already. 60% of the US population getting it is no joke. We can only fight it with quarantine and sanitation.

we have a vaccine now for this one. where have you been?

Researchers rush to test coronavirus vaccine in people without knowing how well it works in animals

Researchers aren’t waiting to see how well an experimental #Covid19 #coronavirus vaccine prevents infection in animals before trying it in people, breaking from the usual protocol.

www.statnews.com

Are you still calling me an idiot? You didn't even know how it mutated nor why we are taking these precautions around the world. Let duke it out right here on this forum if you are such a low brow.

if you deny what I posted, then yes, you are an idiot.

Not me. You're the idiot.

if you deny what I posted, then yes, you are an idiot.

yes you.