Kassiopeija
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yes, exponentional spreading does hit like a truck if unleashed uncontrolled.
Covid-19
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It's the nature of the beast. We need risk takers and that is the demographic, bless them.
Science is a merciless bitch.
BudmanTX
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Texas is on that list. We just notified of a stay at home order tonight...everything is closed..
BudmanTX
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So is mother nature
Kassiopeija
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our numbers go up as well... still very few but within a month that could change... the only good news in this regard is the medics get more & more a clue of what they're fighting (a more systemic virus)
downhill21
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That’s $200 worth of badass
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Sie sind deutsch, nicht wahr?
Central Europe, with exceptions, has had better policies and a more serious/
compliant citizenry than the USA. Our current Wave 1.1 rather illustrates that.
Genau
Kassiopeija
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indeed, although it still pales in comparison to the complicity of some of the asian folks... Ger ever solwly turns into a multi-cultural society so one can expect increased turmoil...
No, I'm not from a coutnry where it's illegal what I do... I swear.... I may be a Russian Spy XD
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
I’m not allowed to say ...
Kassiopeija
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cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
I am very rank. Ask my friends/family.
tangerinegreen555
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Mother nature is the daughter of science
greg nr
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Science? Meh, we'll just hide the data so nobody sees it.... Then it was just gods will, you filthy heathens.
Houston hospitals stop reporting COVID-19-related data after reaching base ICU capacity: report
Source: The Hill
Data released by a major Houston hospital system no longer includes information about the hospital system's ICU capacity, a change reportedly made just a day after it previously was updated to show the hospitals reaching 100 percent base capacity due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Charts updated daily by the Texas Medical Center, a hospital system with locations in downtown Houston, contained a warning as of Sunday that an "upward trajectory of new daily cases" was continuing, and indicated that the surge in patients to the ICU "supports future ICU resource planning." However, no indications of when the hospital system would reach capacity were available.
"Currently TMC institutions are able to serve all patients requiring intensive care," the documents read, alongside a note indicating a 5-percent average growth of coronavirus patients requiring admittance to the ICU. No other information on when the TMC would reach ICU capacity was publicly available.
The Houston Chronicle reported that the data was altered to exclude this information after Saturday's update indicated that Houston ICUs would reach "unsustainable surge capacity" by July 6. The Chronicle also reported that the change occurred after a conversation "between Gov. Greg Abbott [R] and hospital executives in which the governor expressed displeasure with negative headlines about ICU capacity."
Read more: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/houston-hospitals-stop-reporting-covid-19-related-data-after-reaching-base-icu-capacity-report/ar-BB1656hh?li=BBnb7Kz
Houston hospitals stop reporting COVID-19-related data after reaching base ICU capacity: report
Source: The Hill
Data released by a major Houston hospital system no longer includes information about the hospital system's ICU capacity, a change reportedly made just a day after it previously was updated to show the hospitals reaching 100 percent base capacity due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Charts updated daily by the Texas Medical Center, a hospital system with locations in downtown Houston, contained a warning as of Sunday that an "upward trajectory of new daily cases" was continuing, and indicated that the surge in patients to the ICU "supports future ICU resource planning." However, no indications of when the hospital system would reach capacity were available.
"Currently TMC institutions are able to serve all patients requiring intensive care," the documents read, alongside a note indicating a 5-percent average growth of coronavirus patients requiring admittance to the ICU. No other information on when the TMC would reach ICU capacity was publicly available.
The Houston Chronicle reported that the data was altered to exclude this information after Saturday's update indicated that Houston ICUs would reach "unsustainable surge capacity" by July 6. The Chronicle also reported that the change occurred after a conversation "between Gov. Greg Abbott [R] and hospital executives in which the governor expressed displeasure with negative headlines about ICU capacity."
Read more: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/houston-hospitals-stop-reporting-covid-19-related-data-after-reaching-base-icu-capacity-report/ar-BB1656hh?li=BBnb7Kz
raratt
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