Is the CDC tacking previous deaths to current totals?

Camp · 2020-07-14T14:31:29.073Z

That is what happened in 2009 with H1N1.

I am good with that after we open back up everything except large indoor crowds.

Camp · 2020-07-14T14:33:59.545Z

Lot’s of lifetime brain damage from having to navigate this fiasco also.

Nobody gets out unscathed or…eventually…alive.

NickN · 2020-07-14T14:35:46.742Z

Jezcoe:

I know that this will fall on deaf ears because we are arguing about reality, but since the virus tends to cause a bunch of blood clots throughout the body, there is a good percentage of of those who are are among the hospitalized and who recover who will have life long damage from it.

Here is a study that suggests testing blood clotting with COVID-19 may allow physicians to identify and treat these people in a more efficient-effective manner.

ScienceDaily

Blood clotting abnormalities reveal COVID-19 patients at risk for thrombotic...

A new article highlights early research on blood clotting evaluation work that may help identify and treat dangerous complications of the infection.

Weedhopper · 2020-07-14T14:57:50.115Z

altair1013:

Bill.in.PA:

The CDC’s Coronavirus Tracking Project (CTP) appears to be adding deaths that occurred months ago to the current figures based on a recent analysis. The deaths may have been reclassified recently, but they are not a result of a current spike in the death rate. Very misleading at best in my opinion.

Don’t trust anything that has been politicized. And everything has been politicized.

Especially the masks when we all know they wont stop the virus.

altair1013 · 2020-07-14T15:01:20.381Z

Weedhopper:

altair1013:

Don’t trust anything that has been politicized. And everything has been politicized.

Especially the masks when we all know they wont stop the virus.

It’s all been ruined. Name the topic. They are even doing their level best to completely politicize sports. What a crappy world they are creating. Remove everything fun and replace it with politics.

hindsight · 2020-07-14T15:03:03.404Z

Conspiracy? Deep State?

Weedhopper · 2020-07-14T15:13:52.526Z

altair1013:

Weedhopper:

altair1013:

Don’t trust anything that has been politicized. And everything has been politicized.

Especially the masks when we all know they wont stop the virus.

It’s all been ruined. Name the topic. They are even doing their level best to completely politicize sports. What a crappy world they are creating. Remove everything fun and replace it with politics.

Those dang Globalists can’t handle a free America.

Weedhopper · 2020-07-14T15:16:00.102Z

hindsight:

Conspiracy? Deep State?

No just real liars who like to spy and blackmail Ukraine Presidentss.

Jezcoe · 2020-07-14T15:25:28.527Z

NickN:

Jezcoe:

I know that this will fall on deaf ears because we are arguing about reality, but since the virus tends to cause a bunch of blood clots throughout the body, there is a good percentage of of those who are are among the hospitalized and who recover who will have life long damage from it.

Here is a study that suggests testing blood clotting with COVID-19 may allow physicians to identify and treat these people in a more efficient-effective manner.

Blood clotting abnormalities reveal COVID-19 patients at risk for thrombotic events -- ScienceDaily

It is remarkable the amount of progress that has been made to understand and treat this disease.

Now if we could only get transmission rates down, we would be in a much better position to start to get back to normal with minimal harm.

Ben_Natuf · 2020-07-14T15:37:49.492Z

Jezcoe:

Ben_Natuf:

Jezcoe:

NickN:

Bill.in.PA:

The CDC’s Coronavirus Tracking Project (CTP) appears to be adding deaths that occurred months ago to the current figures based on a recent analysis.

Another very meaningful stat would be tracking recoveries by county, state, country, etc.

Right now you have to go to individual state website’s and manually find that as CDC does not seem to have graphs and illustrations highlighting this.

A good percentage of those who are hospitalized and recover are also maimed for life by the virus.

The liberal masters have lied to you again. This statement is simply not true.

Liberal Masters again.

I know that this will fall on deaf ears because we are arguing about reality, but since the virus tends to cause a bunch of blood clots throughout the body, there is a good percentage of of those who are are among the hospitalized and who recover who will have life long damage from it.

This isn’t anything that is shocking or new.

there is no “good percentage” few people will have any lasting effects. I know the liberal masters tell you to hype the virus up as much as possible, but the science just don’t match the panic.

Jezcoe · 2020-07-14T15:54:52.804Z

Ben_Natuf:

Jezcoe:

Ben_Natuf:

Jezcoe:

NickN:

Bill.in.PA:

The CDC’s Coronavirus Tracking Project (CTP) appears to be adding deaths that occurred months ago to the current figures based on a recent analysis.

Another very meaningful stat would be tracking recoveries by county, state, country, etc.

Right now you have to go to individual state website’s and manually find that as CDC does not seem to have graphs and illustrations highlighting this.

A good percentage of those who are hospitalized and recover are also maimed for life by the virus.

The liberal masters have lied to you again. This statement is simply not true.

Liberal Masters again.

I know that this will fall on deaf ears because we are arguing about reality, but since the virus tends to cause a bunch of blood clots throughout the body, there is a good percentage of of those who are are among the hospitalized and who recover who will have life long damage from it.

This isn’t anything that is shocking or new.

there is no “good percentage” few people will have any lasting effects. I know the liberal masters tell you to hype the virus up as much as possible, but the science just don’t match the panic.

Liberal masters again.

Keep on with the hilarity.

There is no need to hype a pandemic. We are living through the failure to respond to it right now.

Steel-W0LF · 2020-07-14T15:55:05.015Z

Here’s some of the BS monkeying with the numbers they do. This is why I can’t take any of this seriously, if they need to distort the truth in order to make it look like a problem…it’s probably not a real problem.

In addition to those requirements, the CDC guidelines say that a person must test negative for the coronavirus twice, with the tests taken at least 24 hours apart.

MarketWatch

Here’s what determines who has recovered from coronavirus — and it includes...

COVID-19 recovery is about more than just feeling better.

So how many people actually have it? Who knows. In order to be considered “recovered” a person must be tested multiple times. But each time they test positive, it’s “counted” as a positive test result.

So when the stats for testing is discussed how man of those new numbers are just people getting repeat tested, and what’s the number of people infected…not how many positive tests.

sikofit · 2020-07-14T15:59:37.010Z

Jezcoe:

NickN:

Bill.in.PA:

The CDC’s Coronavirus Tracking Project (CTP) appears to be adding deaths that occurred months ago to the current figures based on a recent analysis.

Another very meaningful stat would be tracking recoveries by county, state, country, etc.

Right now you have to go to individual state website’s and manually find that as CDC does not seem to have graphs and illustrations highlighting this.

How would those recoveries be broken down?

A good percentage of those who are hospitalized and recover are also maimed for life by the virus.

This isn’t a binary thing where people are sick and then well.

Come on, geez. You’re acting like having respiratory issues for the rest of your life is some type of big deal.

sikofit · 2020-07-14T16:01:03.366Z

Ben_Natuf:

The liberal masters have lied to you again. This statement is simply not true.

Sure it is

Severe cases of COVID-19 can cause lasting damage to the lungs that may necessitate surgery or even organ transplants.

Healthline – 22 Jun 20

Lifelong Lung Damage: A Serious COVID-19 Complication

Severe cases of COVID-19 can cause lasting damage to the lungs that may necessitate surgery or even organ transplants.

WuWei · 2020-07-14T17:14:33.191Z

Jezcoe:

A good percentage of those who are hospitalized and recover are also maimed for life by the virus

No they aren’t.

WuWei · 2020-07-14T17:15:06.702Z

“Can”. Conjecture.

WuWei · 2020-07-14T17:16:01.266Z

Jezcoe:

NickN:

Jezcoe:

I know that this will fall on deaf ears because we are arguing about reality, but since the virus tends to cause a bunch of blood clots throughout the body, there is a good percentage of of those who are are among the hospitalized and who recover who will have life long damage from it.

Here is a study that suggests testing blood clotting with COVID-19 may allow physicians to identify and treat these people in a more efficient-effective manner.

Blood clotting abnormalities reveal COVID-19 patients at risk for thrombotic events -- ScienceDaily

It is remarkable the amount of progress that has been made to understand and treat this disease.

Now if we could only get transmission rates down, we would be in a much better position to start to get back to normal with minimal harm.

“Treat”?

Ben_Natuf · 2020-07-14T17:55:51.895Z

Jezcoe:

Ben_Natuf:

Jezcoe:

Ben_Natuf:

Jezcoe:

NickN:

Bill.in.PA:

The CDC’s Coronavirus Tracking Project (CTP) appears to be adding deaths that occurred months ago to the current figures based on a recent analysis.

Another very meaningful stat would be tracking recoveries by county, state, country, etc.

Right now you have to go to individual state website’s and manually find that as CDC does not seem to have graphs and illustrations highlighting this.

A good percentage of those who are hospitalized and recover are also maimed for life by the virus.

The liberal masters have lied to you again. This statement is simply not true.

Liberal Masters again.

I know that this will fall on deaf ears because we are arguing about reality, but since the virus tends to cause a bunch of blood clots throughout the body, there is a good percentage of of those who are are among the hospitalized and who recover who will have life long damage from it.

This isn’t anything that is shocking or new.

there is no “good percentage” few people will have any lasting effects. I know the liberal masters tell you to hype the virus up as much as possible, but the science just don’t match the panic.

Liberal masters again.

Keep on with the hilarity.

There is no need to hype a pandemic. We are living through the failure to respond to it right now.

correct, we are living through it. you finally got one right!

Ben_Natuf · 2020-07-14T17:58:26.709Z

sikofit:

Ben_Natuf:

The liberal masters have lied to you again. This statement is simply not true.

Sure it is

Severe cases of COVID-19 can cause lasting damage to the lungs that may necessitate surgery or even organ transplants.

Lifelong Lung Damage: A Serious COVID-19 Complication

some few severe cases, which are like less than .1% of cases before you realize its just a few of those. there is no large percentage, good percentage or even more than barely noticeable percentage

sikofit · 2020-07-14T18:01:53.112Z

Ben_Natuf:

some few severe cases, which are like less than .1% of cases before you realize its just a few of those.

Got anything that backs up the assertion that only .1% of cases are severe cases? Heck the mortality rate alone is currently a lot higher than that at 4%