WORLDOMETER COVID-19 Deaths in USA 7/23/2020: 1,150 with 69,116 new cases

Worldometer ^ | July 23, 2020

[MinorityRepublican]

Another day of over 1,000 deaths. 7-day average trend brings us back to late May.

[cherry]

I've posted a couple of months ago that it was MO that we will NOT have substantially more deaths in this country, or the world, than we normally would...

those that would have died of cancer,heart failure, copd,diabetes, etc with covid would have died anyway statistically....I'm not being cold...I'm older and have high blood pressure and diabetes as well....

normally, 56 million people die each year in the world from something...56 million.....

[EarlyBird]

There’s debate about the accuracy of the PCR test also.

It’s found that our own T-cells can kill the virus with no help.

When that happens, remnants of the shattered virus cells exist in the body. PCR will multiply these remnants into a full virus cell, and yield a positive result when the virus has actually been already killed by the body’s own defenses.

That’s what asymptomatic cases really are. You test positive but are not sick. Your body had already killed the virus and you will not spread it.

PCR multiplies the DNA of the shattered virus cells to result in a positive result.

We need a better test.

[Rusty0604]

Hello Diana. My daughters are thinking about moving to Sheboygan Wisconsin. I’m in Texas wanting to get away from this awful heat, but it seems like there are long cold winters there. It looks nice around the lake. Do you know anything about the area?

[jdsteel]

Funny how no one dies of anything OTHER than COVID these days.

[Jane Long]

Insanity, indeed.

All part of their plan.

[bluejean]

Hell they aren’t working that hard, they just pull the numbers out their arses. Or they get them from their masters at the Ministry of Truth.

The nightly “news” showed a short video last night of supposed ICU patients crammed into the same room with their faces blurred out. I swear the arms looked like mannicans.

[Truthoverpower]

Me neither

7500 people die every day in the us

There’s no way to prove someone died of the virus. Or not

[2aProtectsTheRest]

Well I guess you should get started on that. If you can complete a better test soon, I think you’ll end up on Forbes’ list of the wealthiest people on Earth because so far nobody else in the world has managed to come up with a better way to test. Let us know what you come up with.

[2aProtectsTheRest]

I took a stab at creating a visual of what I believe you're saying here by offsetting the daily new deaths around 14-16 days from daily new cases (accounting for the fact that it takes an average of that much time for a case to resolve in death when it unfortunately goes that way). Important to note that this is NOT a perfect correlation because testing activity has steadily increased and is identifying more and more cases that are not serious at all (mild to moderate, non-hospitalization cases, and even asymptomatic cases - all important to helping to control the spread by getting those infected persons to self-quarantine, but the deaths line will fall increasingly behind the cases line under those circumstances).

It's super quick and dirty, but I thought it might make it easier to see why the recent numbers actually do make sense when you consider the numbers of the past couple weeks. I kept the 7-day moving average lines in place to make it easier to identify the trends. If that's correct, I believe we should expect to see a somewhat consistent rise in the 7-day moving average of daily new deaths over the next ~10 days before it levels off. Where it goes from there depends on what the daily new cases line does moving forward. Is that what you expect to see?

[2aProtectsTheRest]

Assuming I have the lagging indicator timing right, I THINK this suggests we peak on or about August 3rd with a 7-day moving average of around 1,200 daily new deaths. All very, very ballparky. The 7-day moving average as of today is 887. It’s an increase, but nothing like a doubling or tripling of where we are right now as one might guess just looking at the case numbers in a vacuum.

[daniel1212]

Even if a few are off. That’s still a lot of deaths.

Yet which, however exaggerated, still leaves the all-ages severe restrictions to be unprecedented, which they still will be even if the country posts 200,000 CV-19 deaths, which would roughly be the equivalent of the 116,000 deaths that the CDC attrbutes to the Asian flu of 57-58, when the population was only about half what it is today (172 mil vs. 332 mil.) And far less people were obese (42% today, this being the 2nd condition causative of CV-19 deaths and less were in nursing homes.

[Sirius Lee]

Even if a few are off. That’s still a lot of deaths.

It's not just a few off. Use you're head. If the number of daily deaths from WuFlu has dropped to the average number of daily deaths period, but nobody seems to be dying of whatever was killing people every day a year ago anymore, then they're just calling everything a coronadeath.

Ask yourself why they would do that? Do hospitals get paid for reporting coronadeaths? Cui bono?

[Diana in Wisconsin]

I’ll message you!

[Rusty0604]

Thanks!

[daniel1212]

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