11-20-2020, 06:00 PM
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Today's update is more of the same. Record number of new cases (almost 200,000) and hospitalizations. More than 1800 deaths for the third consecutive days. I feel like I did in March, watching cases and deaths rise almost every day, and the scariest feeling was not knowing when we were going to peak and start to go down.
R(t) is estimated at > 1 in 48 states and DC (all except Mississippi and SD)
https://www.msightly.com/covid-19/detail...58&src=ctp
REmember, what we are seeing today in terms of cases reflects infections that happened last week. Even if we took steps to reverse it today, we wouldn't see reductions in cases until next week, a decline in hospitalizations until the week after, and a decline in deaths until mid-December.
BC
Today's update is more of the same. Record number of new cases (almost 200,000) and hospitalizations. More than 1800 deaths for the third consecutive days. I feel like I did in March, watching cases and deaths rise almost every day, and the scariest feeling was not knowing when we were going to peak and start to go down.
R(t) is estimated at > 1 in 48 states and DC (all except Mississippi and SD)
https://www.msightly.com/covid-19/detail...58&src=ctp
REmember, what we are seeing today in terms of cases reflects infections that happened last week. Even if we took steps to reverse it today, we wouldn't see reductions in cases until next week, a decline in hospitalizations until the week after, and a decline in deaths until mid-December.
BC