2806 deaths today.
That should be the highest
For the first wave anyways
That should be the highest
For the first wave anyways
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Hereditary, my Family curse is HP... I gotta work on that constantly to keep it down naturally..
That's my curse in life since I was in my 30's if you can believe that.. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE..
I Gotta keep up the cardio, eat raw garlic daily, beets, and I don't stress and low salt intake.. Eat spinach and blueberries daily also. I hover around 130/85 when I'm on my game and in good shape.. Right now I'm 135/85.. Like I said riding a little high this winter.. Was 145/95 and starting feeling like shit a few months ago as I was getting out of shape and drinking to much. Heard ringing in my ears at times and new exactly what it was..
Wake up call a few months ago for me in the dead of winter.. Got back on that horse instead of going on HP meds and starting working out and eating perfect... I'm Good now again and feel great
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High blood pressure is a pre-existing condition. Run to a hospital and die jobbyHereditary, my Family curse is HP... I gotta work on that constantly to keep it down naturally..
That's my curse in life since I was in my 30's if you can believe that.. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE..
I Gotta keep up the cardio, eat raw garlic daily, beets, and I don't stress and low salt intake.. Eat spinach and blueberries daily also. I hover around 130/85 when I'm on my game and in good shape.. Right now I'm 135/85.. Like I said riding a little high this winter.. Was 145/95 and starting feeling like shit a few months ago as I was getting out of shape and drinking to much. Heard ringing in my ears at times and new exactly what it was..
Wake up call a few months ago for me in the dead of winter.. Got back on that horse instead of going on HP meds and starting working out and eating perfect... I'm Good now again and feel great..Comment -
It could be.. My immune system is stacked LB.. I never get sick.. Bring on Corona.. I probably already had it and beat it already and don't even know it.. I have no fear...
OPEN THE ECONOMY.. Everyone is afraid of this nasty flu that probably will never go away.. Just get it already!!!!Comment -
Jobby you're an alcoholic with a bad liver and high blood pressure. How you haven't had a stroke or heart attack is a medical miracle.
Open the economy!!!!Comment -
Apparently, NY feels they have peaked. The governor said they do not need the Comfort any longer.
More testing helps with real data since so far they have been basing their projections off of numbers they are just throwing darts at. Which is why they have to keep adjusting them downward each day.Comment -
Hereditary, my Family curse is HP... I gotta work on that constantly to keep it down naturally..
That's my curse in life since I was in my 30's if you can believe that.. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE..
I Gotta keep up the cardio, eat raw garlic daily, beets, and I don't stress and low salt intake.. Eat spinach and blueberries daily also. I hover around 130/85 when I'm on my game and in good shape.. Right now I'm 135/85.. Like I said riding a little high this winter.. Was 145/95 and starting feeling like shit a few months ago as I was getting out of shape and drinking to much. Heard ringing in my ears at times and new exactly what it was..
Wake up call a few months ago for me in the dead of winter.. Got back on that horse instead of going on HP meds and starting working out and eating perfect... I'm Good now again and feel great..
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New IHME update on the model, inceased the US total deaths by August, by about 5,000 more yesterday.
gives projections on when states should be able to safely open.
COVID-19 estimation updates
COVID-19: What’s New for April 21, 2020
Main updates on IHME COVID-19 predictions since April 17, 2020
MORE DATA, IMPROVED MODELS, BETTER ESTIMATES
Our last release on April 17 involved a number of model updates and innovations, namely substantially improving our death model and including initial predictions on when US states could safely consider easing current social distancing policies while shifting to robust containment strategies (widely available testing, contact tracing and case-based isolation, restrictions on mass gatherings).
With no substantive model changes since April 17, today’s release provides an update with new data for Europe and the US. We also aim to release initial estimates for a number of Latin American countries soon, as well as those for Puerto Rico and by province in Canada. The next update will provide a more in-depth discussion around key findings for Europe and the US.
KEY FINDINGS FROM TODAY’S RELEASE (APRIL 21, 2020)
A focus on when US states could consider easing social distancing if containment measures are in place
Today’s release involves the second iteration of projecting when states may be able to consider easing currently implemented social distancing policies – if and only if – strong containment measures already have been instituted. Based on the latest available data and updated predictions of COVID-19 prevalence, the table below outlines potential timing of these considerations.
Estimates from today’s release suggest that 30 states may fall below the 1 prevalent case per 1,000,000 threshold during May (greens to the light yellow in the map below). As further detailed in the April 17 update, this threshold is considered a conservative estimate of the number of COVID-19 infections that states could reasonably identify via active case detection and contact tracing.
Current trajectories indicate that 12 states may need to wait until at least June 8 or beyond that time before they fall below the 1 prevalent infection per 1,000,000 threshold. These projections could change as new data become available or different policies are implemented.
Results from today’s release indicate these projected “threshold” dates are, on average, later than those released on April 17. Arizona, Florida, Kansas, and North Dakota had the largest shifts to later dates. The main driver of these later predictions is the increase in reported deaths since the last release, as well as predictions of longer (and flatter) epidemic peaks for several states. The table below shows predicted dates for each release, with states listed in alphabetical order.
* This prediction is based on when the upper bound of the 95% uncertainty interval for all-age COVID-19 prevalent infections falls below 1 per 1,000,000. To read more on this approach, please refer to our April 17 estimation update.When might US states safely shift to containment strategies?Prediction of the earliest week to potentially consider easing currently implemented distancing policies if strong containment measures (widely available testing, contact tracing, case-based isolation, and restrictions on mass gatherings) are already in place*StateToday’s release (April 21)From the April 17 releaseChange since the April 17 releaseAlabamaMay 17May 18-1 dayAlaskaMay 6May 11-5 daysArizonaJune 23June 8+15 daysArkansasJune 20June 22-2 daysCaliforniaMay 17May 18-1 dayColoradoMay 25May 250 daysConnecticutJune 7June 1+6 daysDelawareMay 17May 18-1 dayDistrict of ColumbiaJune 5June 8-3 daysFloridaJune 11June 1+10 daysGeorgiaJune 19June 15+4 daysHawaiiMay 6May 4+2 daysIdahoMay 15May 11+4 daysIllinoisMay 19May 25-6 daysIndianaMay 20May 25-5 daysIowaJune 26June 29-3 daysKansasJune 19June 1+18 daysKentuckyJune 11June 8+3 daysLouisianaMay 22May 18+4 daysMaineMay 13May 18-5 daysMarylandJune 5June 8-3 daysMassachusettsJune 7June 8-1 dayMichiganMay 19May 18+1 dayMinnesotaMay 30May 25+5 daysMississippiMay 30June 1-2 daysMissouriJune 7June 1+6 daysMontanaMay 1May 4-3 daysNebraskaJune 30June 29+1 dayNevadaMay 18May 180 daysNew HampshireMay 16May 11+5 daysNew JerseyMay 27June 1-5 daysNew MexicoMay 22May 18+4 daysNew YorkMay 27June 1-5 daysNorth CarolinaMay 10May 11-1 dayNorth DakotaJuly 12June 29+13 daysOhioMay 14May 18-4 daysOklahomaJune 14June 15-1 dayOregonMay 25May 250 daysPennsylvaniaMay 27June 1-5 daysRhode IslandJune 7June 8-1 daySouth CarolinaJune 5June 1+4 daysSouth DakotaJune 25June 22+3 daysTennesseeMay 20May 25-5 daysTexasJune 7June 1+6 daysUtahJune 21June 15+6 daysVermontMay 8May 4+4 daysVirginiaJune 5June 8-3 daysWashingtonMay 26May 18+8 daysWest VirginiaMay 7May 4+3 daysWisconsinMay 21May 18+3 daysWyomingMay 23May 25-2 days
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Great info Chi... Thanks
Summary of the number of states easing social distancing rules by week.
May week 1: 4
May week 2: 4
May week 3: 11
May week 4: 9
May week 5: 2
End May total: 30
Then 9 more open 1st week of June.
The states with the biggest chunks of the US economy would be slowly returning mid-May through first part of June.
So if everything holds to projection (a big if), 39 states should start easing implementations of social distancing by June 7th.
Seems like the numbers will move some from this timing but at least we have some ideas of when we will be progressing.
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