Nationwide infections, which are on the rise in all 50 states, increased to 170,000 yesterday
Daily deaths surged to 1,800 yesterday and are now averaging 1,200 per day, the highest it has been in months
* Conditions inside the nation's hospitals are deteriorating by the day as daily COVID-19 infections continue to skyrocket across the US and the nationwide death toll surpassed 250,000
* The number of people in hospital with COVID-19 surged to yet another record high of 79,000 yesterday
* Infections, which are on the rise in all 50 states, increased to 170,000
* Daily deaths surged to 1,800 yesterday and are averaging 1,200 per day, the highest it has been in months
* The Midwest is currently the hardest-hit region based on the number of cases per capita, with North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Nebraska are the top five worst-affected states
* Overwhelmed hospitals across the country are already converting chapels, cafeterias, waiting rooms, hallways, even a parking garage into patient treatment areas
* At least 25 states are currently reporting shortages in nurses and doctors
* Long lines to get tested for COVID-19 have also reappeared across the US as cases rise across the nation and people rush to get tested before reuniting with relatives for Thanksgiving
* The CDC on Thursday recommended Americans not to travel for Thanksgiving to mitigate the spread
COVID-19 hospitalizations across the United States have more than doubled in the past month and set new records every day this week as overwhelmed hospitals covert chapels, cafeterias and even parking garages into patient treatment areas to cope with the surge in patients.
Conditions inside the nation's hospitals are deteriorating by the day as daily COVID-19 infections continue to skyrocket across the US and the nationwide death toll surpassed 250,000.
The number of people in hospital with COVID-19 surged to yet another record high of 79,000 yesterday and cases, which are on the rise in all 50 states, increased to 170,000.
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You notice how you rarely if ever see these overloaded hospitals these leftists rags and media always report.. Its fraud.
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Because the case-fatality rate has stayed fixed for so long and there are now so many reported cases, predicting the virus’s death toll in the near term has become a matter of brutal arithmetic: 150,000 cases a day, times 1.5 percent, will lead to 2,250 daily deaths. In the spring, the seven-day average of daily deaths rose to its highest point ever on April 21, when it reached 2,116 deaths. With cases rising as fast as they are, the U.S. could cross the threshold of 2,000 daily deaths within a month. Without a miraculous improvement in care, the United States is about to face the darkest period of the pandemic so far.
Different trackers give slightly different numbers but there were over 1800 deaths yesterday, though the 7 day average isn't "only" about 1250.
First things first
3:20 PM = Loser
Statewide they say 600 people are on ventilators. It is a big state so what does it mean? How many people are typically on a ventilator. year round and during the winter. I think it will be worse of course in January and February, when the air is dry and it is cold. I also think COVID will be bad and flu will Miraculously take a vacation.
We had maybe out first person in their 40's die of COVID. They had been in long term care at age 40. I am betting they were fat, out of shape, and pasty. Walking for health is not someone in long term care is allowed to do. It is the exception not the rule.
I lived for 3 or 4 years a block away from a group home. I never knew it for the longest time. I was driving by on the way home and noticed these people milling in the front yard of a house and spilling out onto the street. The chances those people got fresh air and exercise is nil. Some underpaid healthcare workers probably walked off the job and left their charges unattended. At least that is what I figure.
Looking at my state they are using 1/3rd of the ventilators that they have. They are using 1/2 of the ICU beds that they have Maybe around January or February they might reach 90%.
If they reach 90% the military active and reserve can help them surge if needed, It was not needed last spring and I doubt it will be needed this winter.
State Representative Estimates for Percentage of ICU Beds Occupied (All Patients)
https://www.cdc.gov/nhsn/covid19/report-patient-impact.html
Follow the stats, the hospital bed usage for a year like you would a stock.
Then try your very best to be concerned.
Little kids like to get ta thrill form being scared such as around Halloween.
A-Dolts have their panic porn.
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Finally 3:20 and 4:23 self indentify.
Wait until 3:20 comes out. They are a late bloomer.
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