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Interestingly, this type of pandemic scenario is what has kept Fauci up at night. https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/dr-fauci-has-been-dreading-a-pandemic-like-covid-19-for-years/

And hopefully that is what we continue to see, the doubling rate slowing down.

Here is an article on how Europe failed to prepare for COVID19 https://www.politico.com/news/2020/04/08/how-europe-failed-the-coronavirus-test-174199 Also, the Washington model was updated today and avg deaths dropped to 60K (31-131K confidence interval) with the peak in 4 days for the US. It...

i know this is in French, but translated what it says is that a Hydroxychloroquine study in France has been halted due to cardiac side effects.

That is still nothing more than an opinion from one person. I'll take the word of medical personal who have actually studied the virus over a former Army Colonel who has not. once again, when you have something a little more factual than the opinion of one person who has not actually studied...

The way Cuomo's comments are being reflected in some press is not really accurate with what the context is and what he said. The comments came from Monday's PC when he was asked 2 specific questions about Hydroxychloroquine. He mentioned it was being prescribed in some hospitals and that there...

Pea, Wanted to say you did a great job with your hot stove report. You did leave off Sam Hauser at UVA though and he might be the most impactful transfer of all of them and one of the best newcomers from HS or transfer. Also, your article on Grad Transfers is an excellent. My take on Grad...

As mentioned by another poster the French study has been disavowed by the Scientific Society that originally published the paper. The author has a history of manipulating data and they said the how and why behind the selection of patients did not meet their standards. (my take on that - the...

FWIW, since we are talking about how to re-open things, this is actually a good article on just that topic https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/06/business/germany-coronavirus-economy/index.html It lays out how Germany is starting to approach the issue. It also talks about looking at China. in the end...

FWIW, GA posted 35 more deaths at noon today. So that is 100 combined in their last 2 reports. That is a really large spike over what the were reporting and more toward the upper end of the confidence interval in the Washington Model.

No countries numbers are going down due to widespread hydroxychloroquine use because no country is using it widely. it is only being used in very small test cases. The original test paper in France has been disavowed by the society that initially published it because the author had a past...

NC St's top recruit Josh Hall, has declared for the NBA Draft. If he chooses to keep his name in, it will be the 2nd straight year that their top recruit went to the NBA instead of college. Hall is eligible for the NBA Draft because he is doing a prep year this year.

Was reading a long article with Coroners from across the country. They believe the true number of deaths is being significantly undercounted, especially in states with more limited testing. A number of the coroners mentioned they can't get tests to confirm whether a person died of COVID19...

Bad day for GA. 65 new deaths reported in the 7 pm update. Going to be the worst day for deaths in the state by at least 50% more than the previous high day.

There are a mixed bag of data going around right now. On the positive side after getting a bunch of new data the model that Univ of Washington has the avg # deaths went down by over 10,000 - From 93,000 to 81,000 with a smaller confidence interval of 49,ooo-136,000. On the negative side avg...

The President of the American Medical Association was on tonight and asked about the drugs she responded she would not prescribe them for any COVID patients. When asked why, she said because it could kill you. There was one small scale test in France that was stopped about a week ago due to...

that's sort of the place i've come to Chris. I've come to accpetance that we may not have sports in the fall (not just college football, but NFL, PGA etc.)- and that if we do, then that is first a pleasant bonus, and second, means things are going really well against COVID19

FWIW, my gut is that once sports returns to the US, it will be professional leagues first. They have deeper pockets and players who are being paid, so they are more likely to give it a go first as well as having the financial resources to potentially set something up that would be deemed safe...

I'll also say that whenever sports do come back in the US, it will be professional sports first, before college. Given that Professional sports have deeper pockets and their players are being paid - they are alot more likely to take a chance on playing before the NCAA and any college...

One sportswriters opinion on why he has changed his mind and now believes there will be no more sports in 2020. https://www.ajc.com/blog/mike-check/can-see-sports-returning-with-more-waves-covid-possible/1AIaVKeLKzCAG4YezQwICK/