“Currently”? That statement was probably true of almost every state at one time or other over the last 7 months.Congrats to South Dakota on having the 3rd most deaths per capita currently!
If only they had closed restaurants, shut down businesses, mandated masks, ordered people to stay at home, closed schools, cancelled youth sports, bought a building for a morgue....... 248 "deaths", likely the real number is half that (see cycle threshold information above).Congrats to South Dakota on having the 3rd most deaths per capita currently!
If only they encouraged masks that work and helped get them to people, rather than the opposite.
not insignificant at all. But many want to just ignore it
How many cans of chili do you have left down there?
Talk to Fauci, Wallace.
Quit applying logic and common sense. There is likely a time where New York was doing great too if we want to look on a micro scale.
If they didn't every healthcare worker treating Covid patients would have gotten it....
None. BTW, Trump has apparently been eating lots of chili, soup, beans etc. out of Lead-Lined cans, the lead sloppily and loosely applied.
Fake news. POTUS told me not to worry.
Many did. Masks.
It's almost as if, and bear with me here, the hospitals (especially the ICUs) were not sized with a pandemic in mind and it doesn't take much to push them to near capacity.
Agreed hospitals were built to make money, except for the few not for profit ones. They still make money that just have to spend it by the years end. You have to agree with me the headline is so misleading. It would be nice to see a comparison for say October of 2019 or 2018. What was the hospital bed availability percentage then.
I think the other thing that people do is to take today's numbers and make decisions based on those, instead of trends. That is clearly got what got a lot of states in trouble. Wisconsin is combining today's numbers with the trend to say, we may very well need more hospital capacity in a couple of weeks.
So much winning....
Another field hospital being built. Where have we seen this all before?
While every ***hole is entitled to their opinion the NEJM might focus more on their core mission and potential future core competency of editorial oversight and approval of scientific papers that won‘t need to be retracted. You have one job.
While it’s impossible to say for sure it looks like WI cases may have peaked. This usually coincides with peak panic and planning for worst case scenarios. While maybe prudent as a just in case we‘ve seen almost identical storylines play out in nearly every state. The wild card is the mix of cases - is it younger or older? That will predict the need for hospital space and personnel over the next 4-6 weeks. They know this but won’t share it with the public.
You may not know this, but cancer is not contagious. It's true, look it up!
