As I've been saying, California is increasing in cases, and L.A. is increasing in percent positive.
Florida also had a big jump last week. As I couldn't find (ie, they don't publish) their historical testing numbers, it is hard to see if the politicians are blowing smoke when they say it is a result of increased testing. I didn't previously mention it here as I couldn't determine the cause. The roughly 2x bump is coincident with a potential increase from Memorial Day.
If one's belief that the "poor neighborhoods" have higher rates of infection due to those neighborhoods having more people that were working out of the house, then what's that mean for more opening up?
Florida also had a big jump last week. As I couldn't find (ie, they don't publish) their historical testing numbers, it is hard to see if the politicians are blowing smoke when they say it is a result of increased testing. I didn't previously mention it here as I couldn't determine the cause. The roughly 2x bump is coincident with a potential increase from Memorial Day.
If one's belief that the "poor neighborhoods" have higher rates of infection due to those neighborhoods having more people that were working out of the house, then what's that mean for more opening up?
