All Things Coronavirus (Part 2)

[Burnt Reynolds 5,058]

 

Looks like in NY they found a breakthrough that the virus is nocturnal. Go science!

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43 minutes ago, TBoneTX said:

Would like to know the ages of the newly deceased, and their comorbidities.

Regardless of age or comorbidity, the is a serious disease with serious consequences to everyone.

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1 hour ago, TBoneTX said:

Would like to know the ages of the newly deceased, and their comorbidities.

We have this amazing thing called the internet machine. I hear it's a series of tubes and you can ask it for answers and stuff. Sounds pretty cool if you ask me!  

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Texas becomes the first US state with more than 1 million Covid-19 infections

By Christina Maxouris, CNN

Updated 3:34 PM EST, Wed November 11, 2020

 

 

(CNN)Texas has now surpassed one million Covid-19 infections since the start of the pandemic, according to data from Johns Hopkins University -- becoming the first US state to record such a staggering number of cases.

That means about one tenth of the country's more than 10 million positive tests were reported in the Lone Star state.

If Texas -- home to about 29 million people -- were its own country, it would be ranked among the world's Top 10 countries in terms of total cases, according to Johns Hopkins data

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19 minutes ago, CanAm1980 said:

Texas becomes the first US state with more than 1 million Covid-19 infections

By Christina Maxouris, CNN

Updated 3:34 PM EST, Wed November 11, 2020

 

 

(CNN)Texas has now surpassed one million Covid-19 infections since the start of the pandemic, according to data from Johns Hopkins University -- becoming the first US state to record such a staggering number of cases.

That means about one tenth of the country's more than 10 million positive tests were reported in the Lone Star state.

If Texas -- home to about 29 million people -- were its own country, it would be ranked among the world's Top 10 countries in terms of total cases, according to Johns Hopkins data

Not to worry.  California will join them tomorrow.

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12 minutes ago, Neonred said:

Not to worry.  California will join them tomorrow.

And CA has almost 3 times more active cases at the moment.

[Burnt Reynolds 5,058]

1 hour ago, TBoneTX said:

Would like to know the ages of the newly deceased, and their comorbidities.

A fantastic and relevant question. Here's the overall age breakdown of deaths:

 

And here's the last week's breakdown by day (looks like about 120):

https://www.health.nd.gov/news

 

Nov 10th:

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INDIVIDUALS WHO DIED WITH COVID-19 

Man in his 80s from Burleigh County.

Man in his 80s from Burleigh County.

Woman in her 90s from Burleigh County.

Man in his 80s from Burleigh County.

Man in his 80s from Burleigh County.

Woman in her 90s from Burleigh County.

Woman in her 50s from Burleigh County.

Man in his 70s from Burleigh County.

Man in his 80s from Cass County.

Man in his 90s from Cass County.

Woman in her 90s from Dickey County.

Woman in her 80s from Dickey County.

Woman in her 70s from Dickey County.

Woman in her 80s from Dickey County.

Woman in her 90s from Dickey County.

Man in his 80s from Dickey County.

Man in his 70s from Morton County. 

Woman in her 70s from Pembina County.

Woman in her 80s from Rolette County.

Woman in her 80s from Stutsman County.

Man in his 60s from Stutsman County.

Woman in her 90s from Ward County.

Woman in her 80s from Ward County.

Man in his 90s from Ward County.

Woman in her 90s from Ward County.

Man in his 60s from Ward County.

Man in his 80s from Ward County.

Man in his 90s from Ward County.

Man in his 80s from Ward County.

Man in his 90s from Ward County.

 

 

Nov 9th:

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Man in his 50s from Burleigh County.

Man in his 60s from McKenzie County.

Woman in her 60s from Mountrail County.

Man in his 80s from Stutsman County.

Man in his 80s from Walsh County.  

 

 

Nov 8th:

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INDIVIDUALS WHO DIED WITH COVID-19 

Man in his 80s from Cass County.

Man in his 70s from Cass County.

Man in his 50s from Cass County.

Man in his 70s from Cass County

Woman in her 90s from Stutsman County.

Woman in her 90s from Stutsman County.

Man in his 80s from Stutsman County.

Man in his 80s from Traill County.

Man in his 90s from Ward County.

Man in his 80s from Ward County.

Man in his 50s from Williams County.  

 

 

Nov 7th:

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INDIVIDUALS WHO DIED WITH COVID-19 

Man in his 80s from Burleigh County.

Man in his 70s from Bottineau County.

Man in his 80s from Bowman County.

Man in his 80s from Cass County.

Man in his 80s from Grand Forks County.

Woman in her 90s from Grand Forks County.

Woman in her 90s from Mercer County.

Woman in her 90s from Morton County.

Woman in her 80s from Stutsman County.

Man in his 80s from Stutsman County.

Man in his 90s from Stutsman County.

Woman in her 80s from Ward County.

Man in his 80s from Ward County.

Woman in her 70s from Ward County.

Woman in her 70s from Williams County. 

 

 

Nov 6th:

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INDIVIDUALS WHO DIED WITH COVID-19 

Woman in her 70s from Burleigh County.

Woman in her 60s from Burleigh County.

Woman in her 60s from Burleigh County.

Man in his 80s from Burleigh County.

Man in his 30s from Cass County.

Woman in her 80s from Cass County.

Man in his 90s from Cass County.

Woman in her 90s from Dickey County.

Woman in her 60s from Dickey County.

Man in his 80s from LaMoure County.

Woman in her 100s from Walsh County.

Woman in her 80s from Wells County.

Man in his 70s from Ward County.

Man in his 90s from Ward County.

Woman in her 80s from Ward County.

Woman in her 90s from Ward County.

Woman in her 80s from Ward County.

 

 

Nov 5th:

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INDIVIDUALS WHO DIED WITH COVID-19 

Man in his 50s from Benson County.

Woman in her 70s from Burleigh County.

Woman in her 60s from Burleigh County.

Woman in her 90s from Burleigh County.

Woman in her 40s from Cass County.

Man in his 80s from Dickey County.

Man in his 80s from Dickey County.

Man in his 70s from Grand Forks County.

Man in his 50s from Grand Forks County.

Man in his 80s from Grand Forks County.

Woman in her 90s from Hettinger County.

Man in his 70s from Kidder County.

Man in his 70s from Morton County.

Man in his 80s from Morton County.

Woman in her 90s from Nelson County.

Man in his 80s from Pierce County.

Woman in her 80s from Towner County.

Man in his 80s from Traill County.

Woman in her 50s from Traill County.

Man in his 80s from Traill County. 

Woman in her 100s from Ward County.

Man in his 90s from Ward County.

Man in his 80s from Ward County.

Woman in her 90s from Ward County.

Man in his 60s from Ward County.

Man in his 80s from Ward County.

Woman in her 30s from Ward County.

Woman in her 60s from Ward County.

Man in his 80s from Williams County.

 

 

Nov 4th:

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INDIVIDUALS WHO DIED WITH COVID-19 

Man in his 70s from Barnes County.

Man in his 70s from Cass County.

Man in his 90s from Dickey County.

Man in his 90s from Logan County.

Man in his 80s from McHenry County.

Man in his 90s from Nelson County.

Man in his 70s from Pembina County.

Man in his 80s from Pierce County.

Man in his 70s from Ransom County.

Man in his 80s from Towner County.

Man in his 70s from Walsh County.

Man in his 80s from Walsh County.

 

In the bold, you have those who are younger than 60. You'll notice how infrequent they are, and none were under 30. 

Of those 70+: 83%

Of those 60+: 92%

Of those 50+: 98%

 

Of those men: 61%

Of those women: 39%

 

1 week change in positive tests: +9200

 

1 week change in hospitalizations: +39

+X/+14/+0/+2/+7/+11/+5 (220)

 

1 week death rate: 1.2% (+119)

 

Immediately hearkens to the FL discussion.. lots of hysteria, little justification. Also, it'll be interesting as their capacity seemed quite low as it was. There's nothing bad about a high utilization by itself, all depending on how capacity/demand responds. It would be dumb to just create a ton of capacity for what just very well may be (and tends to be) a short term influx of patients.

Edited November 11, 2020 by Burnt Reynolds

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52 minutes ago, CanAm1980 said:

Texas becomes the first US state with more than 1 million Covid-19 infections

By Christina Maxouris, CNN

Updated 3:34 PM EST, Wed November 11, 2020

 

 

(CNN)Texas has now surpassed one million Covid-19 infections since the start of the pandemic, according to data from Johns Hopkins University -- becoming the first US state to record such a staggering number of cases.

That means about one tenth of the country's more than 10 million positive tests were reported in the Lone Star state.

If Texas -- home to about 29 million people -- were its own country, it would be ranked among the world's Top 10 countries in terms of total cases, according to Johns Hopkins data

we're #1!

[laylalex 7,284]

Wait, why are we talking about North Dakota?

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4 hours ago, TBoneTX said:

Around here, there would be open revolt (among all ages) if the skool system tried to revert to 100% online again.

 

   It honestly doesn't matter how it makes you feel. When you have teachers and support staff out sick to the point that they can't safely operate schools anymore, you are out of options. My son has has been switched to virtual twice already this year. He hasn't ever been in an group suspected of exposure. They just don't have enough staff left to teach.

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4 hours ago, TBoneTX said:

Around here, there would be open revolt (among all ages) if the skool system tried to revert to 100% online again.

you wont have to worry about it. remember who is in charge here in TX..... i am glad i dont have any school age children left.

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3 hours ago, TBoneTX said:

Would like to know the ages of the newly deceased, and their comorbidities.

Most states keep a record of this.

 

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28 minutes ago, Prizm123 said:

you wont have to worry about it. remember who is in charge here in TX..... i am glad i dont have any school age children left.

I do, and hysterical people worry me far, far more than a virus that has demonstrated to not have much of an effect on school age children.

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1 minute ago, Burnt Reynolds said:

I do, and hysterical people worry me far, far more than a virus that has demonstrated to not have much of an effect on school age children.

As is often the case with carriers.

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35 minutes ago, CanAm1980 said:

As is often the case with carriers.

Not really. The flu is no joke, and kids, especially younger ones, are walking petri dishes who make everyone else around them sick by being a human sprinkler of bodily fluids. The lesson is really the same in keeping them away, in general, from vulnerable people (focus on isolating the vulnerable people and not isolating the kids from everything) when they're showing symptoms of illness. Unlike the kung flu, the normal flu winds up more dangerous to children but we don't act hysterical by regularly exposing them to that risk.. because that's how they build a functional immune system, particularly in that time period of frequent/intense cycles of health and sickness. Hysteria not only hinders that immune system development, but it also stunts essential learning development that comes with school, and causes a litany of psychological issues. As a parent it's my job to do what's best for my kids, making them unjustifiably fearful and harming their educational development is basically abdicating one's role as a parent. This fear stuff is also teaching kids not that the world is a place to experience and learn from but that you have to stay locked down or "masked up", kids don't respond well to that. This is why it was essential kids were allowed back to school.. my daughter has been back since mid-late August and there's no massive outbreaks or kids being hospitalized or dying, even with this "second wave" stuff hitting. I already felt bad for her being depressed and despondent not being around kids during the moronic lockdowns and forced distance learning to finish off their prior school year. I'd be a pretty rotten parent if I was okay with perpetuating that damage unjustifiably.

Edited November 12, 2020 by Burnt Reynolds