US is approaching 7.1 million cases and 210,000 deaths. The recovery rate is 96%. We need immediate accurate test results and immediate treatment of symptoms to prevent hospitalization.
As of 9/22/20 at 10 am ET, US case gain moves to 0.6% and %deaths/cases remains at 2.9%. Most deaths on 6/26/20 were in New Jersey and most deaths on 7/1/20 were in New York.
US Cases Gain
% Deaths %
Deaths/Day
9/22/20 7046839
41153 0.6% 204559
2.9 437
9/21/20 7005686
35642 0.5% 204122
2.9 271
9/20/20 6970044
41632 0.6% 203851
2.9 663
9/19/20 6928412
52286 0.8% 203188
2.9 951
9/18/20 6876126
46279 0.7% 202237
2.9 834
9/17/20 6829847
41376 0.6% 201403
3.0 1206
9/16/20 6788471
38336 0.6% 200197
3.0 1145
9/15/20 6750105
39517 0.6% 199052
3.0 509
9/14/20 6710588
32439 0.5% 198543
3.0 395
9/13/20 6678149
40105 0.6% 198148
3.0 688
9/12/20 6638044
49219 0.7% 197461
3.0 1115
9/11/20 6588825
38001 0.6% 196345
3.0 1086
9/10/20 6550824
36221 0.6% 195259
3.0 1195
9/9/20 6514603
28117 0.4% 194064
3.0 478
9/8/20 6486426
25073 0.4% 193586
3.0 333
9/7/20 6461353
29144 0.5% 193253
3.0 389
9/6/20 6432209
40733 0.6% 192864
3.0 718
9/5/20 6390176
54523 0.9% 192146
3.0 1086
9/4/20 6335653
44026 0.7% 191060
3.0 1046
9/3/20 6291627
32581 0.5% 190014
3.0 1083
9/2/20 6259046
46815 0.8% 188931
3.0 1185
9/1/20 6212231
36631 0.6% 187746
3.0 514
8/31/20 6175600
35595 0.6% 187232
3.0 358
8/30/20 6140005
42295 0.7% 186874
3.0 888
8/29/20 6097710
48270 0.8% 185986
3.1 1014
8/28/20 6049440
47348 0.8% 184972
3.1 1287
8/27/20 6002092
45431 0.8% 183685
3.1 1236
8/26/20 5956661
40393 0.7% 182449
3.1 1323
8/25/20 5916268
41014 0.7% 181126
3.1 512
8/24/20 5875254
33107 0.6% 180614
3.1 423
8/23/20 5842147
42999 0.7% 180191
3.1 951
8/22/20 5799148
51604 0.9% 179240
3.1 1784
8/21/20 5747544
45666 0.8% 177456
3.1 1079
8/20/20 5701878
45134 0.8% 176377
3.1 1272
8/19/20 5656744
43387 0.8% 175105
3.1 1327
8/18/20 5613357
45592 0.8% 173778
3.1 639
8/17/20 5567765
36456 0.7% 173139
3.1 509
8/16/20 5531309
53300 1.0% 172630
3.1 1062
8/15/20 5478009
59964 1.1% 171568
3.1 1122
8/14/20 5418045
56914 1.1% 170446
3.1 1285
8/13/20 5361131
53379 1.0% 169161
3.2 1380
8/12/20 5307752
55755 1.1% 167781
3.2 1580
8/11/20 5251997
51684 1.0% 166201
3.2 582
8/10/20 5200313
48537 0.9% 165619
3.2 527
8/9/20 5151776
52072 1.0% 165092
3.2 922
8/8/20 5099704
66899 1.3% 164170
3.2 1358
8/7/20 5032805
58527 1.2% 162812
3.2 1177
8/6/20 4974278
55130 1.1% 161635
3.2 1300
8/5/20 4919148
56071 1.2% 160335
3.3 1360
8/4/20 4863077
48637 1.0% 158975
3.3 600
8/3/20 4814440
49098 1.0% 158375
3.3 454
8/2/20 4765342
57941 1.2% 157921
3.3 1149
8/1/20 4707401
71515 1.5% 156772
3.3 1442
7/31/20 4635886
67511 1.5% 155330
3.4 1482
7/30/20 4568375
69272 1.5% 153848
3.4 1490
7/29/20 4499103
64918 1.5% 152358
3.4 1858
7/28/20 4434185
62129 1.4% 150500
3.4 648
7/27/20 4372056
54656 1.3% 149852
3.4 445
7/26/20 4317400
68641 1.6% 149407
3.5 909
7/25/20 4248759
78426 1.9% 148498
3.5 1156
7/24/20 4170333
69025 1.7% 147342
3.5 1150
7/23/20
4101308
72575 1.8% 146192
3.6 1234
7/22/20 4028733
66353 1.7% 144958
3.6 1086
7/21/20 3962380
63022 1.6% 143872
3.6 562
7/20/20 3899358
65642 1.7% 143310
3.7 429
7/19/20 3833716
62615 1.7% 142881
3.7 801
7/18/20 3771101
72709 2.0% 142080
3.8 930
7/17/20 3698392
79049 2.2% 141150
3.8 950
7/16/20 3619343
73065 2.1% 140200
3.9 1038
7/15/20 3546278
65819 1.9% 139162
3.9 889
7/14/20 3480459
66354 1.9% 138273
4.0 486
7/13/20 3414105
57863 1.7% 137787
4.0 373
7/12/20 3356242
63561 1.9% 137414
4.1 698
7/11/20 3292681
71686 2.2% 136716
4.2 878
7/10/20 3220995
60711 1.9% 135838
4.2 978
7/9/20 3160284
62746 2.0% 134920
4.3 929
7/8/20 3097538
55588 1.8% 133991
4.3 950
7/7/20 3041950
56460 1.9% 133041
4.4 431
7/6/20 2985490
49239 1.7% 132610
4.4 283
7/5/20 2936251
38384 1.3% 132327
4.5 215
7/4/20 2891267
53586 1.9% 132112
4.6 609
7/3/20 2837681
56596 2.0% 131503
4.6 690
7/2/20 2781085
51237 1.9% 130813
4.7 679
7/1/20 2729848
46547 1.7% 130134
4.8 1315 NY
6/30/20 2683301
45862 1.7% 128819
4.8 376
6/29/20 2637439
19592 0.7% 128443
4.9 200
6/28/20 2617847
61779 2.4% 128243
4.9 603
6/27/20 2553068
48392 1.9% 127640
5.0 855
6/26/20 2504676
41238 1.7% 126785
5.1 2491 NJ
6/25/20 2463438
38945 1.6% 124294
5.0 818
6/24/20 2424493
34641 1.4% 123476
5.1 815
6/23/20 2389852
33011 1.4% 122661
5.1 411
6/22/20 2356841
25291 1.1% 122250
5.2 247
6/21/20 2331550
33908 1.5% 122003
5.2 589
6/20/20 2297642
33576 1.5% 121414
5.3 726
6/19/20 2264066
29212 1.3% 120688
5.3 745
6/18/20 2234854
26368 1.2% 119943
5.4 810
6/17/20 2208486
24888 1.0% 119133
5.4 794
6/16/20 2183598
21114 1.0% 118339
5.4 480
6/15/20 2162484
20260 0.9% 117859
5.5 332
6/14/20 2142224
24891 1.2% 117527
5.5 687
6/13/20 2117333
27508 1.3% 116840
5.5 805
6/12/20 2089825
22965 1.1% 116035
5.6 878
6/11/20 2066860 20346
1.0% 115157 5.6
972
6/10/20 2046514
19076 0.9% 114185
5.6 1060
6/9/20 2027438
19742 1.0% 113125
5.6 653
6/8/20 2007696
17094 0.9% 112472
5.6 344
6/7/20 1990602
24336 1.2% 112128
5.6 730
6/6/20 1966266
40999 2.1% 111398
5.7 1180
6/5/20 1925267
21399 1.2% 110218
5.7 1042
6/4/20 1903868
22386 1.2% 109176
5.7 1093
6/3/20 1881482
20856 1.1% 108083
5.7 1138
6/2/20 1860626
22796 1.2% 106945
5.7 737
6/1/20 1837830
18042 1.0% 106208
5.8 574
5/31/20 1819788
22556 1.3% 105634
5.8 1001
5/30/20 1797232
28624 1.6% 104633
5.8 1289
5/29/20 1768608
22672 1.3% 103344
5.8 1230
5/28/20 1745936 102114 5.8
US % Deaths/Case by State 9/22/20. The asterisk * indicates no change from yesterday in cases and deaths.
Massachusetts cases revised down by 7757 from 128888 to 121131 on 9/3/20*
State Cases Deaths
%
California 790679
15071 1.9% flat
Texas 733173 15254
2.1% flat
Florida 685439 13324 1.9% down
New
York 484436 33185
6.9% flat
Georgia 307339 6604 2.2%
flat
Illinois 277933 8693
3.1% flat
Arizona 214251 5478
2.6% flat
New
Jersey 203664 16190
8.0% flat
N
Carolina 194381 3247
1.7% flat
Tennessee 184409
2233 1.2% flat
Louisiana 161462 5375
3.3% flat
Pennsylvania 155731 8085 5.2% flat
Alabama 145780 2439
1.7% flat
Ohio 145325 4642 3.2% flat
Virginia 141138 3021 2.1% flat
S
Carolina 138124 3212
2.3% flat
Michigan 129662
6981 5.4% flat
Massachusetts 127796
9317 7.3% flat
Maryland 120568 3883
3.2% flat
Missouri 116884 1976
1.7% flat
Indiana 112027
3512 3.1% flat
Wisconsin 102498 1244
1.2% flat
Mississippi 93556 2810
3.0% flat
Minnesota 90942
2021 2.2% flat
Washington 85720 2055
2.4% flat
Iowa 81099 1284
1.6% flat
Oklahoma 77908 948
1.2% flat
Arkansas 76364 1197
1.6% flat
Nevada 76036 1531 2.0% flat
Colorado 65399 2018
3.1% flat
Utah 64394 441
0.7% flat
Kentucky 61917 1112
1.8% flat
Connecticut 56024 4495
8.0% down
Kansas 54837 601
1.1% flat
Nebraska 41388 452
1.1% flat
Idaho 37901 447
1.2% flat
Oregon 30995 529
1.7% flat
New
Mexico 27683 851
3.1% flat
Rhode
Island 23932 1097
4.6% flat
Delaware 19667 627
3.2% flat
S
Dakota 18869 202
1.1% flat
N
Dakota 18244 193
1.1% flat
DC 14978 621
4.2% flat
W
Virginia 14171 312
2.2% flat
Hawaii 11459 120
1.1% flat
Montana 10429 160
1.5% flat
N
Hampshire 7952 438 5.5% flat
Alaska 6906 45 0.7% flat
Maine 5106 140 2.7% flat
Wyoming 4944 49 1.0% flat
Vermont 1719 58 3.4% flat
US
Territories and Federal Facilities
Guam 2190 37 1.7% up
N
Mariana 69 2
2.9% flat
Puerto
Rico 42596 613 1.4% flat
Virgin
Islands 1276 19
1.5% flat
US
Military 62871 93
0.2% flat
Veterans 58230 3301
5.7% up
Fed
Prisons 16086 123 0.8% flat
Navajo 10131 548
5.4% flat
Travel Groups 152 3 2.0% flat*
US Totals 7046839 204559 2.9% flat
Comments
The US overall death rate is 2 million per year or 5480 per day from all causes. The Covid19 death rate has averaged about 1000 per day and is trending toward 500 per day.
US %Deaths/Cases continue to decline due to increases in testing. This also tracks treatment learning-curve and patient outcome improvement. States with over 7% did the worst job, including New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Connecticut. Higher %Deaths/Cases also reflects patient pre-existing health issues, population density, public transit, international travel and economic activity.
The increase in new cases is driven by the increase in testing. It is the denominator in the %deaths/cases, so increases in cases lowers the % of deaths. Deaths have resulted in 7% of the cases and 80% of deaths occur with patients who are age 65 and older.
Time spent out-of-doors might help. California and Florida fared better than average. Developing immunity and eliminating pre-existing conditions should be pursued. Weight loss will help reverse and avoid Diabetes II. Taking vitamins A, C, D, E, magnesium and zinc will strengthen immunity.
Medicine is a “trial and error” endeavor aimed at improving outcomes. The important work is being done by practicing physicians and their staffs to prevent deaths.
The
1918-1919 Spanish Flu was a virus that reached 500 million cases requiring
treatment and 50 million deaths worldwide. 675,000 deaths were in the US. It
affected all age groups and lasted for 2 years.
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/pandemic-resources/1918-commemoration/1918-pandemic-history.htm
The 2019-2020 Wuhan Covid19 virus is approaching 32 million cases and 980,000 deaths worldwide. During the first 6 months of this virus, tests were given to patients with symptoms that required treatment. Lately most cases are asymptomatic carriers and this testing is driving down death counts. The US is now moving back to testing of patients with symptoms.
The value of testing is tracking to avoid spreading the virus. We are also curious about how asymptomatic carriers avoid becoming ill. Immediate accurate test results and immediate early treatment are necessary.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/
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Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
What stands out is how much higher the rate of infection and death continually are in more urban and/or crowded environments.
ReplyDeleteI'm still not 100% sure I had it but I had a chest cold, as did many of my townsfolk, the same week a few older/sicker people were confirmed to have COVID-19. I did the quarantine thing. Most did not. Currently I'm praying for someone who was coughing, complaining of chest pain, and denying that it could possibly be COVID last week, and hasn't been heard from since (and I left my "good" umbrella in person's car).
The dilemma of how to warn people about any virus...I'm 50+, active, healthy, lightly tanned. I have pesticide vapor reactions that are much worse than what I believe was COVID; I've had shoes that were worse. So will 80-90% of humankind. Only for less than 10% of humankind is this virus at all serious. But we are losing a generation, which means that with this and every other little virus that goes around, a lot of people will die. How much responsibility should we take for protecting one another's parents? How much will this be resented by friends who no longer have parents, and how many of those friends are now entering a vulnerable stage themselves?
I did the quarantine thing so I could know that "They Didn't Get It From Me."