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Last edited by ajl; Jul 17, 2020, 07:14.
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Every downturn is an investment opportunity. Isn't that what the smart money says? LOL
Now's your chance to make serious money once this pandemic winds down in a year or 3.
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Originally posted by the big wheel View PostChuck Norris!!!! If he couldn’t survive we’re all finished!!
How many tests are being done here? How many people have died that weren’t tested? Oh it’s a heart attack was it?
Listened to the radio 3 or 4 days ago the Prince Albert station was saying how there were so many cases and authorities are frustrated because they can’t trace where it came from. Then the next day the health authority doesn’t even mention Prince Albert?
Then yesterday the main guy admits hey there’s more cases because we re testing more in an area where we found some???
Well duuuuuh!! How many died then that you never tested?
IMO governments are making this look the way they want it to look.
But when the shit gets real
Bad even the deniers put on a mask. Which I still can’t believe we aren’t mandated to do within businesses or gatherings indoors.
Are the Florida, Texas etc hospitals and morgues just filled up for fun?
It’s time to quit listening to CBC.
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Originally posted by jazz View PostFrom CDC.gov
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/testing/serology-overview.html
What do your results mean?
If you test positive
A positive test result shows you may have antibodies from an infection with the virus that causes COVID-19. However, there is a chance a positive result means that you have antibodies from an infection with a virus from the same family of viruses (called coronaviruses), such as the one that causes the common cold.
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To differentiate the strains of virus from the corona family would require a costly and lengthy genetic assay. We had this done when we had our last child. Cost $5000 and took 2 months.
We just found 3M people who had a cold this winter.
The Cov2 test for Covid19 (molecular or viral antigen) uses RT-PCR, NAAT or LAMP, is not a genetic assay, and does not cost $5000.
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BUT BUT can it differentiate from the common COLD? Whoever you believe... still today 99% mild, what is that to panic about? Anything we do in our lives is rarely 99% benign! 8.5 million on earth recovered and not a PEEP about their situation/overcoming the virus. All MSM will ever play is the REAL DEATHLY SICK few!Last edited by fjlip; Jul 18, 2020, 13:22.
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Originally posted by fjlip View PostBUT BUT can it differentiate from the common COLD? Whoever you believe... still today 99% mild, what is that to panic about? Anything we do in our lives is rarely 99% benign! 8.5 million on earth recovered and not a PEEP about their situation/overcoming the virus. All MSM will ever play is the REAL DEATHLY SICK few!
Counting a common cold and saying see nothing happenned when it’s not actually Covid skews the danger.
Most of the people that have had it say you definately don’t want the experience.
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Originally posted by jazz View PostAnd just like always the western provinces improving the numbers for Quebec. Alone they have the highest fatality rate in the world.
But you can do your own math.
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The best measure we have is the outcome method currently at a 7% death rate. Though this number likely overstates by an unknown amount due to the fraction of positive carriers of the population that remain asymptotic and do not receive testing. Estimates suggest that 1/3 of the population is asymptotic so perhaps the true death rate is in the 4 to 5% region.
Last edited by biglentil; Jul 18, 2020, 14:03.
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Originally posted by biglentil View PostUsing total population/deaths to arrive at death rate of a novel virus infecting the population at an exponential rate is silly.
Not even making the top 15 yet after 6 months. Remember this is novel and easily identifiable by testing and ICU accounts so it cant be lumped into #4 and #15.
Originally posted by tweety View PostYou are confusing an antibody test (past infection) with a Cov2 virus test. Serology is thru a blood test, the Cov2 test is a viral swab.Last edited by jazz; Jul 18, 2020, 14:52.
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US deaths attributed to covid-19: 142,861. Places it at #6.
US excess deaths in 2020: 149,200
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/ https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
https://www.ft.com/content/a26fbf7e-48f8-11ea-aeb3-955839e06441 https://www.ft.com/content/a26fbf7e-48f8-11ea-aeb3-955839e06441
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Originally posted by farming101 View PostUS deaths attributed to covid-19: 142,861. Places it at #6.
Give me the pure covid deaths ex any other condition and then rank it.
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It was known from the start that covid-19 was especially deadly to those with an underlying health condition.
Yes they are sick, yes they are elderly, but their demise has been brought forward and caused hundreds of thousands of excess deaths.
And to emphasize, no one is home free if they get this.
Here is an article already a month old. Where ya been man..
https://calgaryherald.com/news/one-third-of-alberta-icu-admission-had-no-preexisting-conditions-ahs-data https://calgaryherald.com/news/one-third-of-alberta-icu-admission-had-no-preexisting-conditions-ahs-data
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Originally posted by farming101 View PostIt was known from the start that covid-19 was especially deadly to those with an underlying health condition.
Look at the cdc data, heart conditions, cancer dominate that chart. I still see people smoking.
To have an appropriate response to any situation, you need proper data, not a bunch of pseudo stats all blended in and then reported with breathless hysteria on the tv ticker.
The San Diego docs are the only ones who went back and autopsied and found only 6 people out of 293 deaths could be fully attributed to covid.
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I think the death rate will go down. Way more people have been exposed to the virus and have not been tested and have recovered or didn't even get sick.
For a relatively healthy population you can likely look to a country like South Korea. 2.14% of cases have resulted in death.
In Canada deaths are running at 8% of cases. Got in to the seniors population in Quebec. As testing continues the rate of death will drop. Older folks will be cautious.
The issue is it is quite infectious. The risk of it spreading to older ones will be there for the foreseeable future.
Bottom line, you do not want to get a full blown case of this https://globalnews.ca/news/7111094/coronavirus-scientists-health-problems/ https://globalnews.ca/news/7111094/coronavirus-scientists-health-problems/
and you do not want to spread it around if you do.
And yes, everyone dies sooner or later. But as you inferred, I think, when you mentioned smoking and the risk of heath problems, people take risks all the time that can endanger their health or life. I can avoid cigarette smoke but I have a harder time avoiding a virus I can't see.
As we age we start to fall apart, then an illness comes along and takes us out. Happens all the time. The health care system is set up to deal with an expected level of death. It is the excess deaths resulting from an infectious disease that is the issue
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