BeamMeUpScotty
2020-11-26 17:35:02 UTC
The spread of the coronavirus in the U.S. may be worse than was previously known.
There may have been as many as 53 million coronavirus cases in the U.S. by the end of September, according to a new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate.
The CDC estimated that only about 45 million of the 53 million infected people may have been sick from the virus, and only 2.4 million were hospitalized.
Isn't that a mortality of 0.05% and that's NOTHING to panic about.There may have been as many as 53 million coronavirus cases in the U.S. by the end of September, according to a new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate.
The CDC estimated that only about 45 million of the 53 million infected people may have been sick from the virus, and only 2.4 million were hospitalized.
it's kind of typical for a *FIRST WOLD HEALTH CARE SYSTEM* proving that
we don't need to become a 3rd world Socialist health care provider.
Health officials have warned that people may carry and spread the coronavirus while showing only minor symptoms or even no symptoms at all.
If the CDC’s latest estimates are correct, it means its numbers are getting more accurate compared to earlier this year, which could be attributed to more widespread testing. Back in June, CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield estimated there were 10 times as many COVID-19 cases in the U.S. as had been counted.
The number of new coronavirus cases being diagnosed in the U.S. has been steadily rising since early October, CDC data show. The seven-day average number of new daily cases has hit a record high every day since Oct. 18 and has passed an average of 171,000 cases per day this week.
https://www.foxnews.com/health/coronavirus-cases-in-us-may-be-8-times-higher-than-previously-reported-cdc-warns
Getting close to 20% of the total population and we can assume that 5%If the CDC’s latest estimates are correct, it means its numbers are getting more accurate compared to earlier this year, which could be attributed to more widespread testing. Back in June, CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield estimated there were 10 times as many COVID-19 cases in the U.S. as had been counted.
The number of new coronavirus cases being diagnosed in the U.S. has been steadily rising since early October, CDC data show. The seven-day average number of new daily cases has hit a record high every day since Oct. 18 and has passed an average of 171,000 cases per day this week.
https://www.foxnews.com/health/coronavirus-cases-in-us-may-be-8-times-higher-than-previously-reported-cdc-warns
are naturally immune so there will be no need for a vaccine except for
the elderly and the people with underlying risks...
If the plan is to vaccinate another 10%-20% who are the people
designated as "most risk people" with the vaccine... that makes it
30%-40% of the population that will be immune for an unknown length of time.
If it's like the flu, immunity will last until the virus mutates and
that seems to mean immunity should last about 2 years.
That means that they need to get about 60 million doses out to the at
risk Public. It also brings into question why there are 3 so called
mutated strains out there in less than 6 years?
The likely answer to the multiple existing strains is that they're man
made and NOT natural mutations. They all escaped from the same
bio-weapons lab at the same time. And from that point on they will maybe
mutate every 2 years o average.
In any case the Crisis was over months ago.
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