Poll of the Day > Looks like COVID wave 2 is here in PA. Almost as many cases/day as March.

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blu 10/13/20 12:08:39 PM #1:	I wish the graphs had the same x-axis scale. <cite>blu posted [p:945805591] in Looks like... [t:79037790]...</cite> <quote> I wish the graphs had the same x-axis scale. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Clench281 10/13/20 12:13:35 PM #2:	--- Take me for what I am -- who I was meant to be. And if you give a damn, take me baby, or leave me. <cite>Clench281 posted [p:945805776] in Looks like... [t:79037790]...</cite> <quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JOExHIGASHI 10/13/20 12:14:51 PM #3:	Why is death/day remain so low? Is it reporting? --- Next Xbox will be named Xbox1 2 <cite>JOExHIGASHI posted [p:945805813] in Looks like... [t:79037790]...</cite> <quote>Why is death/day remain so low? Is it reporting? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Clench281 10/13/20 12:19:01 PM #4:	JOExHIGASHI posted... Why is death/day remain so low? Is it reporting? Combination of more widespread testing, the virus potentially being LESS widespread, and better ability to treat patients. More widespread testing increases the likelihood that asymptomatic or mild cases are tested. These increase the total cases, but aren't likely to result in death. Originally testing was only being done in the most severe cases (i.e. people going to the hospital) so the rate of death per case was higher back then. More widespread testing now also means that it's possible that the virus is less widespread than it used to be, even if cases are relatively high. We just weren't able to fully understand its spread earlier on. --- Take me for what I am -- who I was meant to be. And if you give a damn, take me baby, or leave me. <cite>Clench281 posted [p:945805966] in Looks like... [t:79037790]...</cite> <quote>JOExHIGASHI posted... </cite> <quote>Why is death/day remain so low? Is it reporting?</quote> Combination of more widespread testing, the virus potentially being LESS widespread, and better ability to treat patients. More widespread testing increases the likelihood that asymptomatic or mild cases are tested. These increase the total cases, but aren't likely to result in death. Originally testing was only being done in the most severe cases (i.e. people going to the hospital) so the rate of death per case was higher back then. More widespread testing now also means that it's possible that the virus is less widespread than it used to be, even if cases are relatively high. We just weren't able to fully understand its spread earlier on. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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