Those numbers Don’t even make sense. First you tell me 226 are in ICU and then you tell me it’s 323. And using your biggest number 323 of 641 does not equal 70%. How am suppose to take Beaumont hospital data serious?
Flattening the curve lowers total deaths since your treatment methods are constantly improving, driving down the IFR. Potentially drastically if a real therapeutic pops up.
A one month period is enough to assess how cases are trending, even with current testing methods.
COVID-19 kills people by essentially turning their alveoli into plastic. There's no treatment for that.
Alright, 7th grade math. 70% of X is 226. Solve for X. 70% of X is 449, solve for X.
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Interesting. I had neck surgery months ago and after recovery my doc said my Vitamin D was low and I recently finished a course of medical grade D pills...lucky timing? Perhaps.It is time to take seriously the link between Vitamin D deficiency and more serious Covid-19 symptoms
A suggestive set of numbers was published online in April by a medical scientist in the Philippines, Dr Mark Alipio.
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ECMO treats it. Plus, clotting problems is proving to be a killing mechanism.
323 of 641 is 50.39%. 7th grade math!
Jesus dude, this isn't hard. There are currently 449 cases in that hospital system with 226 of those shown as being in the ICU. They are reporting that they are currently 70% full. In other words, 70% of their total capacity is 449. In math, that is 0.70*X=449. Divide 449 by 0.70 to get the total capacity limit of 641.43 or 642. Apply the same logic to their current ICU usage of 226 to get their total ICU capacity. Hint, it's 323. Your sweet math problem shows what percentage of their beds are ICU beds. That's not what we were talking about.
So I asked my Finance Major college junior and she said couldn’t figure out the numbers either. Those numbers are thrown around and confuse the “word” problem. I’ll take my C in reading comprehension. But I find nothing in you statement to validate any math. (It’s all inferred: https://www.dictionary.com/browse/inferred). Btw my soon to be Junior in high school couldn’t follow the math either.
Doesn't work like that when you're using your cellphone with gloves, or digging around your purse with said gloves on. I was shaking my head watching a lady do just that at BJ's the other day. You touch the shopping cart, the freezer door handle then grab your phone or rummage around your purse, all those germs are now all over your crap. I'm a fan of just cleaning my hands when i get to the car (with sanitizer)
