Coronavirus cases rise to 981 in state, 484 in Marion County

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8 thoughts on “Coronavirus cases rise to 981 in state, 484 in Marion County

  1. So many things being said all over the spectrum and who knows what or who to believe???

    COVID-19 seemingly has become a political opportunist vehicle for sure!

    I understand that there are thousands more surviving and beating it than subcumbing to it but we never get to hear about those.

    We need to hear the survivors stories and the tallies and statistics of survivors over victims.

    That’s what hope looks like!!!

    1. Agreed. I would like to hear from some people – a sampling of Americans from all age demographics and diverse backgrounds – and learn from their first-hand experiences in terms of symptoms, duration, what they did (or had done to them by medical pros) to cope and survive. IBJ, Associated Press, please listen!

    2. This is not a contest or a reality show – it’s a PANDEMIC. The statistics regarding confirmed COVID-19 cases and tragically, the number of deaths due to the virus, are vital metrics utilized to identify if the preventive measures are effective. In our current environment, the “negative” is immeasurably more important than the “positive” news to determine if things are getting better or worse.

    3. Excellent point. Morbidity and mortality are quite different … especially to the individual !

  2. If you would like to become informed, this is a good source.

    Steph Curry Hosts Coronavirus Instagram Town Hall With Dr. Andrew Fauci: if this link doesn’t work, just goole it.

    The best information about the coronavirus Thursday just might have come from NBA star Steph Curry’s Instagram Q&A with Dr. Anthony Fauci.

    Part of the reason the White House task force reached out to Curry was the hope that he could reach his mostly younger audience and stress just how serious this pandemic is.

    But the Q&A was insightful for everyone. While journalists have done an incredible job, sometimes it’s good to get a fresh voice to, once again, hit the reset button and ask the most basic questions to get the answers everyone wants to know — and might be afraid to ask.

  3. Statistics are only important if there is a possibility of accuracy. In this case, there is not. The only cases being tested are those being hospitalized; only those with high fever and extreme difficulty breathing. Our politicians have grossly mishandled teting for this PANDEMIC. It’s all well and good for Pence to say recently that out of 10 tested,1 is positive. However, for every positive tested, there are innumerable who were denied testing. On day 10 of symptoms, testing negative for flu and strep, I pray for those who have been hospitalized and those who have lost their lives. Believe me, ‘mild’ cases are nowhere near ‘mild.’

    1. I don’t understand what you’re saying . Denied testing , or triaged? Innumerable ? Really ? I read on NIH website that many individuals are asymptomatic.i believe that . In fact , the ‘mild’ nature of most peoples’ symptoms is the precise reason this has become a pandemic . South Korea seems to be doing the best at managing – isolating positive individuals and everyone with whom they’ve had close contact .

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