It’s highly concerning to see the recent increases in cases among children. We need to make sure we’re adequately protecting kids from infection.
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This data provides some potential insight into current Covid trends, where persistently high case counts are correlating with declining death rates. On relative basis, new cases are skewing younger over time, probably as older people protect themselves better. Graph h/t @trvrbpic.twitter.com/EL04TxKfe7
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Wasn't age and other at risk factors an explicit criteria for testing early on until testing was expanded? Seems hard to separate that.
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Seems like the country outside of Tri state area is plateauing at a high level of infections
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So which is it, not a dangerous thing or a risk? You seem confused.
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This is one of the least complete graphs I have ever seen.
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Definite increase in proactive testing and an overall capture rate that more accurately reflects the true number infected. In March and April our capture rate was very low
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True, and testing more healthy people may give the illusion of improving infection rates or better recoveries. It’s an awful mess.
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Covid is a statistical nightmare - the interplay of type of test, timing of test, population tested, classification of sick and dead, lethality, mode of transmission, treatments, demographics, erratic state reporting.... interpreting the curves in real time is difficult.
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To pile onto the confusion, the FDA just revoked a bunch of tests due to their inability to hold up to accuracy standards in their original submissions for emergency use
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