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P in this case means people. It does point up the importance of multi-year trial testing of vaccines.
No, it means \'parts per million\'.
On Wed, 12 Aug 2020 09:21:50 -0700 (PDT),
bloggs.fredbloggs.fred@gmail.com wrote:
P in this case means people. It does point up the importance of multi-year trial testing of vaccines.
No, it means \'parts per million\'.
The only time it could mean \'people\', is if you\'re talking
about a population of 1 million souls.
My neighborhood has 30 cases detected for a rate of 1450ppm,
somewhat lower than the provincial or national average.
They\'re not publishing fatalities for such small (20,000)
communities, but with a national gross fatality rate of
7.7%, we could expect 2 or 3 deaths, locally.
That\'s what happens when you\'ve got an ice cream salesman running
the show (and actively preventing state/county governments from
enacting any stricter measures!)...
On 8/12/2020 2:18 PM, legg wrote:
On Wed, 12 Aug 2020 09:21:50 -0700 (PDT),
bloggs.fredbloggs.fred@gmail.com wrote:
P in this case means people. It does point up the importance of multi-year trial testing of vaccines.
No, it means \'parts per million\'.
The only time it could mean \'people\', is if you\'re talking
about a population of 1 million souls.
My neighborhood has 30 cases detected for a rate of 1450ppm,
somewhat lower than the provincial or national average.
They\'re not publishing fatalities for such small (20,000)
communities, but with a national gross fatality rate of
7.7%, we could expect 2 or 3 deaths, locally.
\"Gross fatality rate\"? Not \"Case Fatality Rate\" or \"Infection
Fatality Rate\"?
We have approximately 1% of the residents in our ZIP code
(an area of about 7 sq mi) reported as infected (a population
comparable to the size of your \"small community\"). But, no
published data on fatalities.
By comparison, the state (pop ~7M) claims ~190K cases ~2.5%.
We\'re expecting > 1:1000 deaths, statewide -- of the TOTAL
population (not just of those infected) -- by year end (i.e.,
7K deaths).
That\'s what happens when you\'ve got an ice cream salesman running
the show (and actively preventing state/county governments from
enacting any stricter measures!)...
On Wed, 12 Aug 2020 14:44:28 -0700, Don Y
blockedofcourse@foo.invalid> wrote:
On 8/12/2020 2:18 PM, legg wrote:
On Wed, 12 Aug 2020 09:21:50 -0700 (PDT),
The only time it could mean \'people\', is if you\'re talking
about a population of 1 million souls.
My neighborhood has 30 cases detected for a rate of 1450ppm,
somewhat lower than the provincial or national average.
They\'re not publishing fatalities for such small (20,000)
communities, but with a national gross fatality rate of
7.7%, we could expect 2 or 3 deaths, locally.
\"Gross fatality rate\"? Not \"Case Fatality Rate\" or \"Infection
Fatality Rate\"?
We have approximately 1% of the residents in our ZIP code
(an area of about 7 sq mi) reported as infected (a population
comparable to the size of your \"small community\"). But, no
published data on fatalities.
By comparison, the state (pop ~7M) claims ~190K cases ~2.5%.
We\'re expecting > 1:1000 deaths, statewide -- of the TOTAL
population (not just of those infected) -- by year end (i.e.,
7K deaths).
That\'s what happens when you\'ve got an ice cream salesman running
the show (and actively preventing state/county governments from
enacting any stricter measures!)...
gross meaning crude
FR = fatalitie/cases
Only meaningful as a statistic, seldom in specific cases.
We have one high-rise rent-geared-to-income facility that
is disproportionally aged or disabled - but no contacts
recorded there. Knock On Wood.