For a single patient, it is not two weeks from hospitalization to death - most patients who eventually succumb circle the drain in the ICU for many weeks. Late in a wave you have people of all levels of progression of showing up at the hospital and ICU, and so deaths show up sooner.
Mar 14 - CVid had been in the US a month (there was no f…
For a single patient, it is not two weeks from hospitalization to death - most patients who eventually succumb circle the drain in the ICU for many weeks. Late in a wave you have people of all levels of progression of showing up at the hospital and ICU, and so deaths show up sooner.
Mar 14 - CVid had been in the US a month (there was no functioning tests due to CDC screwup), yet deaths were 58 in the US and this is for a country with 330 million, not the Danish 6 million
And given what has been learned about treatments with steroids, not on ventilators, etc., the delay of death will be longer.
Denmark first peak was 20 deaths per day on April 4. Mar 4 only 14 people infected.
Or look at what deaths in Denmark are doing now in Denmark - not as bas as Delta, worse than alpha, same trend.
For a single patient, it is not two weeks from hospitalization to death - most patients who eventually succumb circle the drain in the ICU for many weeks. Late in a wave you have people of all levels of progression of showing up at the hospital and ICU, and so deaths show up sooner.
Mar 14 - CVid had been in the US a month (there was no functioning tests due to CDC screwup), yet deaths were 58 in the US and this is for a country with 330 million, not the Danish 6 million
And given what has been learned about treatments with steroids, not on ventilators, etc., the delay of death will be longer.
Denmark first peak was 20 deaths per day on April 4. Mar 4 only 14 people infected.
Or look at what deaths in Denmark are doing now in Denmark - not as bas as Delta, worse than alpha, same trend.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/denmark/