Archive for April 26th, 2020

More about NY’s antibody test results…

April 26, 2020

So what about the 14% who tested positive for antibodies?
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Let’s start by flashing back to what we said before the test results came in:

Estimates from other earlier-infected countries indicate that only 15% of people infected by the coronavirus experience severe symptoms.

So, given that NY has had about 250,000 confirmed cases (which required severe symptoms), we would expect that the total number of people already infected in New York is 1.67 million (250,000 confirmed cases divided by 15%) … which is 8.6% of the NY population (1.67 divided by 19.5).

OK, the first wave of testing found that 14% of sampled New Yorkers tested positive for coronavirus antibodies … indicating that they had been infected.

That projects up to about 2.7 million people (14% times 19.4 million population).

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For details, see: NY antibody test results

So, is 14% testing positive for antibodies good news or bad news?

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April 26: C-19 Key NATIONAL Chart

April 26, 2020

2,039 Daily New Deaths Worldometer
> 5-day trend is downward.
> 7-day average 2,177

961 in NY+NJ+CT 38% of US              

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See: How will we know when we’ve turned the COVID-19 corner?

Cumulative U.S. Deaths 
54,256 
Worldometer
53,934  
JHU

IHME Model Cumulative US Death Projection:
67,641 by Aug. 4  Rev. UP 1,665 on 4/22

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click for  Key STATES Data
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April 26: C-19 Key STATES Data

April 26, 2020

STATE DEATHS  Worldometer

Summary

  • NY+NJ+CT = 29,633  55% of US Total
       NY+NJ+CT = 10% U.S. Population
  • Top 12 Total = 45,541 84% of US Total
      Top 12 Average = 289 Deaths per Million
      Top 12 = 48% of U.S. Population
      Bottom 39 Average = 51 Deaths/Million
  • FL & GA under 10 new deaths 
  • Maryland 875  +77

State-by-State Data – Top 12

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