is this what you are referring too?
https://www.tigerdroppings.com/rant...-20-cst--happy-birthday-usa-s-final/89039269/
dude this is just some message board. i've got official CDC numbers. last week was 313 total deaths. I double checked the numbers they add up.
go with uncle rushman here.
If you read the asterisk next to the 313 number you will read the following :
*Data during this period are incomplete because of the lag in time between when the death occurred and when the death certificate is completed, submitted to NCHS and processed for reporting purposes. This delay can range from 1 week to 8 weeks or more, depending on the jurisdiction and cause of death.
When you check that number in 8 weeks you will see a very different number then 313.
The other reputable site that most people use does not require the death certificate for thier numbers so you won’t have to wait 8 weeks for accurate data
Thanks for that info.
I wonder what the breakdown of deaths by age is compared to March, April & May.
"IT IS NOW well-known that, although covid-19 can strike even the very young, older folk face the greatest risk. In hard-hit rich countries, about 60% of all deaths from the disease are among people aged 80 and over. America, however, is an exception. Data released on June 16th by the Centres for Disease Control (CDC) show that the country’s death toll skews significantly younger. There, people in their 80s account for less than half of all covid-19 deaths; people in their 40s, 50s and 60s, meanwhile, account for a significantly larger share of those who die. The median covid-19 sufferer in America is a 48-year-old; in Italy it is a 63-year-old.
"Why is America such an outlier? Part of the explanation surely lies in the fact that America has a younger population than Europe does. America’s median age is just 38; Italy’s is 45. Another reason, perhaps, is that middle-aged Americans may be less healthy than their European peers, eg, because they tend to be more obese."
Disregard that last one (got in the middle of the responses to rushman).
Honestly, these stats aren't all that meaningful to many people who are primarily interested in their regions/states. The national numbers are completely skewed by areas of high density like New York. As their numbers come down, of course it's going to have a huge impact on the total nationally. In the meantime, areas like Texas are being heavily influenced by these protests because we are typically more spread out. And then when you have 60,000 people in Houston alone, protesting with arms locked, it has a huge impact on the state. We have now started to trend up and the timing coincides with the protests, not the reopening, the bars, or whatever other bullshit that people try to claim while they give these protests a hall pass.
Honestly, these stats aren't all that meaningful to many people who are primarily interested in their regions/states. The national numbers are completely skewed by areas of high density like New York. As their numbers come down, of course it's going to have a huge impact on the total nationally. In the meantime, areas like Texas are being heavily influenced by these protests because we are typically more spread out. And then when you have 60,000 people in Houston alone, protesting with arms locked, it has a huge impact on the state. We have now started to trend up and the timing coincides with the protests, not the reopening, the bars, or whatever other bullshit that people try to claim while they give these protests a hall pass.
What are you talking about ?
I don’t know where you get your numbers .
What I posted above are official stats .
What will you call C-19 next? A conspiracy theory?
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/hoax
"Experts say the US mortality rate has fallen due to testing, treatment and the age and health profile of those now being infected. Any increase in mortality would be expected to lag behind a rise in diagnoses."
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...f-july-holiday
