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14. Far fewer cases?

Wed Mar 2, 2022, 11:30 AM

Mar 2022

The link you posted shows we have the most reported cases...

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Covid. Remember Covid? Looking at yesterday's data on [View all] AllyCat Mar 2022 OP

I would say yes, indirectly. Phoenix61 Mar 2022 #1

Exactly. Raftergirl Mar 2022 #22

A lot of morons won't get vaccinated. Walleye Mar 2022 #2

That's true. Hospitalizations and deaths are our only reliable numbers. nature-lover Mar 2022 #8

And who knows how those numbers are being reported. NCDem47 Mar 2022 #11

Deaths are always a lagging indicator. Crunchy Frog Mar 2022 #5

Maybe lower vaccination rates here is a cause , at least in some cases. JoanofArgh Mar 2022 #7

I know health reporters say the death lag is about 2-3 weeks. AllyCat Mar 2022 #10

Can Be As Much As A Month ProfessorGAC Mar 2022 #15

Deaths started to go down Zeitghost Mar 2022 #17

Deaths lag several weeks Johnny2X2X Mar 2022 #12

Deaths have always lag behind infections since the beginning of COVID. Claustrum Mar 2022 #13

I hope so. Wearing a mask until I see that and that cases dont AllyCat Mar 2022 #18

Far fewer cases? Zeitghost Mar 2022 #14

No, Germany had the most yesterday. AllyCat Mar 2022 #16

I notice rural counties have higher Covid death rates. Midnight Writer Mar 2022 #19

8000 global deaths daily (current average) Bucky Mar 2022 #23

We're still around 2000 deaths/day: that's about 730K/year struggle4progress Mar 2022 #24

The US is about a quarter of the world's deaths right now. AllyCat Mar 2022 #26

Comorbidities, less vaccination, and cost of hospital care IronLionZion Mar 2022 #27