Heads up.....Posted By Greg Shaffer |
Must have priced the cases too low......2 down already LOL
Heads up.....Posted By Greg Shaffer |
RoswellPosted By Greg Shaffer |
Covid-19 data and graphsPosted By Greg Shaffer |
Originally Posted by Rod Kaufman"A closely watched model the White House has cited to predict the severity of the coronavirus outbreak has slightly increased its estimate of U.S. deaths while identifying five states where increased population mobility could pose a significant likelihood of new infections."
"Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota, South Dakota, and Georgia have seen at least a 20 percentage point increase in mobility patterns in the past few weeks, in part due to the easing of social distancing restrictions, according to the the University of Washington’s Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation."
https://www.politico.com/news/2020/05/10/coronavirus-death-toll-model-247242
How do you get a refundPosted By Greg Shaffer |
Originally Posted by Robert CasperYou have charged me twice, $30 instead of $15. I've politely asked for a refund but don't seem to be getting anywhere. Is this website just a scam???
Covid-19 data and graphsPosted By Greg Shaffer |
The Lancet Editorial: Replace TrumpPosted By Greg Shaffer |
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Covid-19 data and graphsPosted By Greg Shaffer |
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Originally Posted by James Lacey
Hi Greg,
No one wants the "lockdowns" to continue in perpetuity. What some of us would like to see is widespread testing so that we can be confident that the number of cases in the population is low, and so we can quarantine infected people. Some state and local governments are planning on doing this as best they can, but almost all public health experts say that most communities do not have the needed capacity. Without an adequate test, trace and isolate protocol, we are just going to let everyone out for a few days, and then two weeks later we will have a surge in cases and start all over again.
Covid-19 data and graphsPosted By Greg Shaffer |