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  • JimmyJack
    On one hand you are looking at numbers from a years data,  on the other you are looking at a new virus that is just starting and not much is known about.  
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  • Don McManus
    The last three days in Italy are looking better, though obviously three days does not establish a trend.
    New Cases diagnosed are going down as are numbers dying per day.
    In another week will know fairly well if Italy is over the hump.

    As of midnight last night, the death rate in Italy for resolved cases was 45%  (55% recovered, 45% died).  This is alarming, but the number of mild vs. severe cases out of the active cases seems to be dropping.
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  • truthful
    You are 100% on. The CDC data shows 61,000 US deaths from flu in the 2017-2018 flu season. That was high, but abnormally high. The last eight flu seasons averaged 38,000 US deaths from an average of 27,800,000 flu cases each year. The response to this corona thing is WAY WAY overblown. It isn't the virus that is the problem, it is the hysterical over reaction to the latest media/democrat manufactured crisis. Trump just now is encouraging the country to get back to normal. Meanwhile, idiots like the governor of Connecticut are encouraging him to make things worse by closing the country.
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  • Brookwood
    When I see the entire world go nuts about something, I duck and hide!
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  • notnow
    This is just starting. Italy and China are our playbooks. We don't know how this could turn out here. The continuously cited flu statistics mean nothing. The flu season lasts from September till May. Our ability to hospitalize and treat a sudden rush of deathly ill patients is the statistic to cite.
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