COVID-19 Outbreak (Update: More than 2.9M cases and 132,313 deaths in US) (9 Viewers)

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"The second thing is that SARS-CoV-2 infection isn't necessarily producing a robust immunity. We don't really know what levels of neutralizing antibodies are actually protective, but it's clear that a lot of people don't produce many of them after an infection. Which means any plans for generating herd immunity by allowing a controlled level of infection have to be viewed with extreme skepticism at this point. And vaccine developers will need to ensure that the injections produce a consistently high-level response that includes neutralizing antibodies."
 
Something that is curious, when reporting the number of cases, why are we never informed of the number recovered, or at least minus the number who have recovered from the number of infected.

Good question. The county we live in reports number of total tested, new cases, total cases, total deaths and total recovered. I suppose to be considered "recovered" you would need to be tested with a negative result. Maybe those aren't being done?
 
Remember the woman who built the Florida Covid map and was fired? Still not sure how accurate the story was, but she started her own map. Some of it isnt quite working, but I do like her presentation of the data better in some areas.

Link is in the news story.

 
Dogs that are more accurate at identifying people with Covid-19 than the tests humans developed.
 
After three record highs of new cases in the last four days, SC goes yard with a 20% - today’s total is more than four times the daily average for April and May.

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