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As a point of reference, the H1N1 pandemic from 2009-2010 was estimated to have infected between 700M-1.4B people over the span of ~10 months.
We're not even anywhere near remotely close to being in the same ballpark as that yet. It'll be interesting to see how everything plays out, since during that pandemic we did pretty much none of the drastic measures world governments have done this time around.
Why wouldn’t you just look at Korea that has been doing mass testing and has actual data? Most experts realize by now that the current numbers are skewed by countries like Italy and China and due to lack of testing, therefore the mortality rate has been adjusted down. But using Korea as a good benchmark this thing is still 10x more deadly than the flu.
As the testing rollout continues to pick up steam (should be 40M+ tests available worldwide in April), the number of cases should skyrocket and the *percentage* of deaths should drop pretty severely.
Is this surprising tho? With more tests available = more cases
And Iran ..
Don’t believe the BS coming from China saying they had a day with no new cases
Yeah S Korea is actually mass testing and being transparent about the numbers
S Korea is killing it!
Yeah bro!
Not too bad actually
Vive le France
Dang! Italy is being hammered! 😳😳😳
Yup, saw a picture full of coffins just being transported in army trucks. It is a sad day.
Why is Italy’s death rate so much higher than the others? What are they NOT doing right?
Also their healthcare system is overwhelmed
I can’t even imagine when Corona hits India while the developed part of the world is facing these kind of numbers
What is Germany doing that’s keeping people from dying?! Or do they just have a skyrocketing # of cases, and casualties will come later?
I get that, but I’m referring to the mortality rate. They only have 59 dead when other countries with similar infection rates have almost 20x that. Are they testing better and thus have more positives but less casualties? I’m really curious 🤔