Maps, science, data & statistics tracking of COVID-19

[harm9963]

Not surprise, males come here to work, lived with others males , the underbelly truth.
Sorry to say lost two more coworkers at Toyota center!

 

[HTC]

Portugal's numbers have been updated:



On the left, yesterday's numbers and on the right, today's numbers (click for full picture):

- 52668 confirmed infected --- 131 more
- 38511 recovered --- 147 more
- 1756 fatalities --- 6 more
- 457462 suspected cases --- 1206 more
- 1705454 tests taken --- no change - last updated August 5th
- 1458 waiting for test results --- 19 less
- 37496 under watch from authorities --- 83 less
- 366 hospitalized --- 9 more
- 33 in ICU --- no change

We've been having single digit daily death toll, or less (zero deaths), for the last 32 consecutive days: last time we reached double digits was on July 8th.

 

[HTC]

Portugal's numbers have been updated:



On the left, yesterday's numbers and on the right, today's numbers (click for full picture):

- 52825 confirmed infected --- 157 more
- 38600 recovered --- 89 more
- 1759 fatalities --- 3 more
- 458067 suspected cases --- 605 more
- 1705454 tests taken --- no change - last updated August 5th
- 1280 waiting for test results --- 178 less
- 37810 under watch from authorities --- 314 more
- 374 hospitalized --- 8 more
- 29 in ICU --- 4 less

We've been having single digit daily death toll, or less (zero deaths), for the last 33 consecutive days: last time we reached double digits was on July 8th.

 

[harm9963]

Just madness !

Texas sees highest 7-day coronavirus positivity rate: ER doctor says 'we're not seeing signs' of surge ending

As the U.S. surpasses 5 million coronavirus cases, awaiting a vaccine and amid debates of sending kids back to schools, Texas emergency room physician Dr. Natasha Kathuria told "Fox & Friends" her state might see another surge in cases.

www.foxnews.com

 

[HTC]

Just madness !View attachment 165203

Texas sees highest 7-day coronavirus positivity rate: ER doctor says 'we're not seeing signs' of surge ending

As the U.S. surpasses 5 million coronavirus cases, awaiting a vaccine and amid debates of sending kids back to schools, Texas emergency room physician Dr. Natasha Kathuria told "Fox & Friends" her state might see another surge in cases.

www.foxnews.com

Could it be it's rising in your area but falling in others?

Dunno: just asking.

EDIT

Damn typos ...

 

[dragontamer5788]

Some ups and downs here in Maryland. %Positive is lower, but Hospitalizations remains steady. That bodes well for the near the future.

Deaths have remained below 10/day for most of the month. I wonder if face-masks reduce the severity of infection? We definitely had a minor-spike, but we haven't seen a similar spike in deaths yet.

 

[claes]

Influenza related deaths in the US during the 2018-2019 influenza season: 34,000
2019-2020 flu season: 62,000
Total coronavirus deaths in US: 150,000

Wake up sheeple! This is a tech forum!

 

[moproblems99]

Something that seems universal is the impact to the latino, native american and black populations. Seems to be to be hitting harder.

Underlying conditions most likely.

 

[moproblems99]

all the while wearing what is little more than a t-shirt doubled up over my mouth that I cant breathe in,

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sc...-face-masks-are-best-at-blocking-droplets/amp

If I recall, the doubled t-shirt didn't do that bad.

 

[robot zombie]

~160k odd people have died in the US so far. If 10 times more die from the flu every year, that's a lot of people! 1,760,000 sounds pretty major. If that's the case, then literally 4 odd civilians are dying every year to 1 US soldier who died in all of WWII. That sounds pretty crazy for people not to be talking about it. The flu would be 4 times more brutal than a mid-late WWII scenario that never ends!

Nobody really thinks the non-n95 options are good enough on their own, the point is that they're for the most part better than nothing. It's a simple, readily accessible thing that means a few less people transfer their infections.

This isn't really the best place to be dropping vaguely referenced claims, some personal complaints, and call-outs to whoever the sheep are, though... we have a thread better suited to that.

I don't get why people act like this sometimes, as if you're not just another regular person with an opinion. The paranoia and division helps nobody and changes nothing about the situation. It's the sheep versus the parrots. How long have we been at this? It gets old. There has to come a point where people run out of things to say...

 

[harm9963]

Could it be it's rising in your area but falling in others?

Dunno: just asking.

EDIT

Damn typos ...

Thats how it goes , roller coaster, wish it would end!

 

[Vayra86]

There has to come a point where people run out of things to say...

You know better than that. That point only arrives when the actual nukes drop and its too late. And even then. You'd think Covid would wake us up. It didn't, we're still in cognitive dissonance universe in every single way. Right now the world is full of examples of us not having learned from what happened a mere three months ago.

Meanwhile, the weather forecast is also pretty encouraging. We're stacking heat record upon heat record and right now in NL, climate models have never predicted the actual double rise in temperature that we're seeing in heat waves. Not +1,5C for every half degree of global warming, but +3C. We are having the longest heat wave ever recorded in history atm. Drought is happening. In the Netherlands... a country known for its Delta project to stop all the water from flooding in. Go figure.

But yeah let's keep going with the bandaids! I'm sure they'll stop the bleeding.

 

[the54thvoid]

Let's get back on track please. Stats, improvements, or not, as the case may be.

General comments, as @robot zombie mentioned, can go here.

 

[Tatty_Two]

Underlying conditions most likely.

No genetics. In the UK, of those that have died who are from a non minority white ethnic backgrounds, 84% had chronic underlying conditions where in contrast of all of those from minority backgrounds 21% only had chronic underlying conditions and to add to that the average age of those minorities who died without underlying conditions was 42 where as for the non minority group the average age without underlying conditions is 73.

As for common Influenza, it's a moot point, we have vaccinations for that so the odds are if a country vaccinated a larger proportion of it's population they could at least reduce fatalities significantly, we don't have that luxury (yet) with Covid-19 so from what I can see, common influenza is only a "significant" threat if we allow it to be.

 

[HTC]

Portugal's numbers have been updated:



On the left, yesterday's numbers and on the right, today's numbers (click for full picture):

- 52945 confirmed infected --- 120 more
- 38760 recovered --- 160 more
- 1761 fatalities --- 2 more
- 460663 suspected cases --- 2056 more
- 1753524 tests taken --- 48050 more - last updated August 9th
- 1368 waiting for test results --- 88 more
- 37767 under watch from authorities --- 43 less
- 365 hospitalized --- 9 less
- 35 in ICU --- 6 more

We've been having single digit daily death toll, or less (zero deaths), for the last 33 consecutive days: last time we reached double digits was on July 8th.

 

[HTC]

Portugal's numbers have been updated:



On the left, yesterday's numbers and on the right, today's numbers (click for full picture):

- 53223 confirmed infected --- 278 more
- 38940 recovered --- 180 more
- 1764 fatalities --- 3 more
- 462450 suspected cases --- 1787 more
- 1764454 tests taken --- 10930 more - last updated August 10th
- 1292 waiting for test results --- 76 less
- 36377 under watch from authorities --- 1390 less
- 367 hospitalized --- 2 more
- 40 in ICU --- 5 more

We've been having single digit daily death toll, or less (zero deaths), for the last 34 consecutive days: last time we reached double digits was on July 8th.

 

[dragontamer5788]

Big drop (~8%) in hospitalizations today in Maryland, coinciding with the drop in cases and %Positive from a few days ago.

 

[HTC]

Portugal's numbers have been updated:



On the left, yesterday's numbers and on the right, today's numbers (click for full picture):

- 53548 confirmed infected --- 325 more
- 39177 recovered --- 237 more
- 1770 fatalities --- 6 more
- 464365 suspected cases --- 1915 more
- 1783267 tests taken --- 18813 more - last updated August 11th
- 1248 waiting for test results --- 44 less
- 36530 under watch from authorities --- 153 more
- 358 hospitalized --- 9 less
- 39 in ICU --- 1 less

We've been having single digit daily death toll, or less (zero deaths), for the last 35 consecutive days: last time we reached double digits was on July 8th.

 

[HTC]

Portugal's numbers have been updated:



On the left, yesterday's numbers and on the right, today's numbers (click for full picture):

- 53783 confirmed infected --- 235 more
- 39374 recovered --- 197 more
- 1772 fatalities --- 2 more
- 466096 suspected cases --- 1731 more
- 1799229 tests taken --- 15962 more - last updated August 12th
- 1298 waiting for test results --- 50 more
- 36345 under watch from authorities --- 185 more
- 348 hospitalized --- 10 less
- 41 in ICU --- 2 more

We've been having single digit daily death toll, or less (zero deaths), for the last 36 consecutive days: last time we reached double digits was on July 8th.

 

[HTC]

Portugal's numbers have been updated:



On the left, yesterday's numbers and on the right, today's numbers (click for full picture):

- 53981 confirmed infected --- 198 more
- 39585 recovered --- 211 more
- 1775 fatalities --- 3 more
- 467868 suspected cases --- 1772 more
- 1799229 tests taken --- no change - last updated August 12th
- 1263 waiting for test results --- 35 less
- 36268 under watch from authorities --- 77 less
- 320 hospitalized --- 28 less
- 37 in ICU --- 4 less

We've been having single digit daily death toll, or less (zero deaths), for the last 37 consecutive days: last time we reached double digits was on July 8th.

Significant decrease in hospitalized: hope it's not "weekend effect".

 

[HTC]

Portugal's numbers have been updated:



On the left, yesterday's numbers and on the right, today's numbers (click for full picture):

- 54102 confirmed infected --- 121 more
- 39697 recovered --- 112 more
- 1778 fatalities --- 3 more
- 468937 suspected cases --- 1069 more
- 1799226 tests taken --- no change - last updated August 12th
- 1226 waiting for test results --- 37 less
- 35742 under watch from authorities --- 526 less
- 325 hospitalized --- 5 more
- 39 in ICU --- 2 more

We've been having single digit daily death toll, or less (zero deaths), for the last 38 consecutive days: last time we reached double digits was on July 8th.

Had made a mistake with the tests taken number: it's 1799226 instead of 1799229. Hadn't noticed ...

 

[moproblems99]

This might be a reason people don't believe COVID numbers.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/medi...bJ6oHRJBKazoztuUfB-0JhLC5P5LjFvgG8W7ipVxmWevE

“I got a call asking for me, and they told me that I had tested positive. I was like, ‘Positive for what?” Then, the lady said for COVID, and I said, ‘That’s impossible. I never got tested, Ma’am,’” Mindy Clark said.

Clark had gone to the drive thru testing sight at Manatee Rural Health, but before she was able to get swabbed, she left the line because she realized it was for people with symptoms only.

It doesn't appear to be isolated:

Plus, according to many of our viewers, this hasn’t only happened to her.

If this is how we really track people at the testing centers...it is.....disturbing:

You’re registered though, you’re number 15 in line, and you are Jay Wolfson. If Jay Wolfson says he can’t wait any longer and he leaves, it will get number 15 and now get Rebecca Fernandez, who was standing behind him, and she tests positive, and then everyone from then on gets the wrong results.

 

[the54thvoid]

It's all down to how each state counts the numbers, even districts. Confusion (such as above) helps to sow doubts, which is never good. UK numbers don't include anyone that's not had a test (I believe). Initially, you had to be in hopsital, with a test (or symptoms of covid) to be considered. We've also adjusted death count downwards (41000) to account for other cause of death (death within 28 days linked to posiitive test). Still highest in Europe though. More than double the annual flu rate of (average) 17000.

 

[HTC]

It's all down to how each state counts the numbers, even districts. Confusion (such as above) helps to sow doubts, which is never good. UK numbers don't include anyone that's not had a test (I believe). Initially, you had to be in hopsital, with a test (or symptoms of covid) to be considered. We've also adjusted death count downwards (41000) to account for other cause of death (death within 28 days linked to posiitive test). Still highest in Europe though. More than double the annual flu rate of (average) 17000.

Then it's close to 5 times the rate because COVID-19 has killed people in UK since early March IIRC, meaning less than 6 months ago.

 

[Tatty_Two]

Finally the UK appears to be getting fatalities under control, the 7 day rolling average for fatalities currently sits at 13 per day, whilst any death is a tragedy for the most densely populated country in Western Europe with around 66 million people it is at least one success in a cesspool of disaster.