COVID-19: U.S. sees biggest jump in confirmed cases, 26,400 in a day

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Now That... That's A Mask.
 
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fargone said:
Oh jeez, this is why social distancing is very important. I have seen on news that there are some college students enjoying their spring breaks in the amidst of virus breakout. Please stop going out and stay at home.
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Ecccks, this fear worries me, bloody media!!

Your odds from suddenly becoming none actice and eating comfort food are much much much higher of having a heart attack, so it's stay home, get a mild flu anyway then die of a heart attack.

Excersize and sun light is important aswell.

Even if your 80+ you stop doing stuff, your health will drop so damn fast and you won't get it back.
 
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Total coronavirus cases:

8,384 in California alone, including 2,372 in the Bay Area.


189,500 cases in the U.S., with 4,076 deaths, including 178 in California and 59 in the Bay Area. The five states with the highest death tolls are: New York with 1,714, Washington state with 225, New Jersey with 267, Michigan with 259 and Louisiana with 239. Click here to see a U.S. map with state-by-state death tolls and coronavirus case counts.

More than 859,000 in the world with more than 42,000 deaths. More than 178,000 people have recovered.
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I wonder some of the headline writers understand the concept of exponential growth? That headline "biggest jump in confirmed cases" can most likely be copied and pasted for a while...
 
jys78 said:
I wonder some of the headline writers understand the concept of exponential growth? That headline "biggest jump in confirmed cases" can most likely be copied and pasted for a while...
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exponential growth

Only goes on for a while, eventually shortage of people to infect, once you 50% area it'll start slowing down, 10-50% is the fastest per person job, 400% in 2 weeks, that took 6weeks to get to 10%.
 
Turveyd said:
exponential growth

Only goes on for a while, eventually shortage of people to infect, once you 50% area it'll start slowing down, 10-50% is the fastest per person job, 400% in 2 weeks, that took 6weeks to get to 10%.
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Yes, of course there will be an inflection point. Unfortunately I don't think we're there yet.
 
In fact, the U.S. is a huge country with the most powerful transport interchange within the country, which is why the spread has reached a high enough mark precisely due to the high dynamics of air travel. Perhaps it is also due to the fact that people do not observe quarantine conditions. This is a global problem at the moment, because it is encountered in almost any country. People have perceived this period not as a means to fight the spread of the virus, but as a time to have fun and to have fun. I think that in any country or city you can meet people walking on the street without masks or other means of protection. I mean, that's just horrible. People aren't aware of the gravity of the situation at all. And now we see the result of these actions, the statistics are scary, let's see what happens next.
 
It seems to me that this is due to the fact that their quarantine measures and other restrictions were introduced later than in most European countries. In fact, they try not to panic because the virus is curable and controllable. But there are real problems with the consciousness of citizens there. I constantly see videos in social networks about how cool people spend their time in quarantine. But there's one correction. That's the quarantine they don't respect. Constantly parties, meetings with friends, other entertainment, it all has a negative impact on the situation. I don't understand why people don't take this situation seriously. Everything can be fixed, the main thing is to adhere to the established rules and restrictions. Of course, it all ruined some plans of each of us, and led to certain financial restrictions. But I don't see any way out of this situation, except to keep quarantining and wait for things to get better...
 
Karin42 said:
It seems to me that this is due to the fact that their quarantine measures and other restrictions were introduced later than in most European countries. In fact, they try not to panic because the virus is curable and controllable. But there are real problems with the consciousness of citizens there. I constantly see videos in social networks about how cool people spend their time in quarantine. But there's one correction. That's the quarantine they don't respect. Constantly parties, meetings with friends, other entertainment, it all has a negative impact on the situation. I don't understand why people don't take this situation seriously. Everything can be fixed, the main thing is to adhere to the established rules and restrictions. Of course, it all ruined some plans of each of us, and led to certain financial restrictions. But I don't see any way out of this situation, except to keep quarantining and wait for things to get better...
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Americans, by nature, are conspiracy theorists. They can't help it, it's in their genes.

On a serious note, I think wearing a mask would help a lot. Witness Korea, Japan, and even China (outside of Wuhan). Why American government dissuades people from using them is beyond me.
 
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