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SergeStorms

(19,335 posts)
5. Right you are.
Tue Feb 1, 2022, 11:49 AM
Feb 2022

New York's infection rates soared to over 20,000 per day, but with a relatively low death rate of 30-50 per day.

Then the infection rate started to drop, but the death rate soared up to around 150 per day.

Finally the infection rates continue to drop, we're at under 5,000 per day again, and death rates are at 80 or fewer per day.

Death rates lag significantly over time. When both the infection rate and death rate start dropping together, you know the worst is over, but that's still no reason to let your guard down. Without proper protection and safety measures, the entire process starts anew.

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How long since we've been under 10K? AZSkiffyGeek Feb 2022 #1
I'm not absolutely sure that marybourg Feb 2022 #2
True. But it is following the trend AZSkiffyGeek Feb 2022 #4
Right you are. SergeStorms Feb 2022 #5
Yeah, and this IS Arizona AZSkiffyGeek Feb 2022 #6
But to answer your specific question: Jan. 5 marybourg Feb 2022 #3
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