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johnnyplankton

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1. You nailed it.

Reply to Takket (Original post)

Thu Feb 2, 2023, 09:55 PM

Feb 2023

When I tested positive, I followed the CDC guidelines but I didn't report. Deaths are the only thing to look at. Massachusetts reported 168 last week, 112 this week. I guess the post-holiday spike is slowing but COVID is not going anywhere. Contemplating a second booster...

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what percentage of covid cases are actually being reported? [View all] Takket Feb 2023 OP

You nailed it. johnnyplankton Feb 2023 #1

Are the CDC and others dweller Feb 2023 #2

This is what I read... johnnyplankton Feb 2023 #3

Thanks dweller Feb 2023 #4

25% seems about right, maybe even lower relayerbob Feb 2023 #5

When I had it I didn't bother to Mr.Bill Feb 2023 #6

I had covid in December, tried to report it on line, but MyMission Feb 2023 #7

family group with multiple covid cases - who was reported? fargone Feb 2023 #8

This message was self-deleted by its author fargone Feb 2023 #9