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The state [of Massachusetts] is reporting 1,316 people at long-term care facilities have died from COVID-19, which means that more than half of all fatalities in the state from the virus are at these facilities.
claycarver wrote:Brutal
https://www.wbur.org/commonhealth/2020/04/24/seniors-coronavirus-nursing-homes-testingThe state [of Massachusetts] is reporting 1,316 people at long-term care facilities have died from COVID-19, which means that more than half of all fatalities in the state from the virus are at these facilities.
SuperDeluxe wrote:claycarver wrote:Brutal
https://www.wbur.org/commonhealth/2020/04/24/seniors-coronavirus-nursing-homes-testingThe state [of Massachusetts] is reporting 1,316 people at long-term care facilities have died from COVID-19, which means that more than half of all fatalities in the state from the virus are at these facilities.
In Quebec that percentage is 60%.
Objective: To study the usefulness of Ivermectin, an antimicrobial therapy, in COVID-19
outcomes.
Design: An international, multicenter, observational propensity-score matched case-controlled
study using prospectively collected data on patients diagnosed with COVID-19 between January
1, 2020 and March 31, 2020.
Setting: An international multi- institutional deidentified healthcare outcomes database.
Participants: Hospitalized patients diagnosed with COVID-19 determined by presence of a
positive laboratory finding confirming SARS-CoV-2 infection.
Exposure: Ivermectin (150mcg/Kg) administered once compared with COVID-19 patients
receiving medical therapy without ivermectin.
Main Outcome: The principal outcome was to assess the association of ivermectin
administration with survival in COVID-19.
Results: The cohort (including 704 ivermectin treated and 704 controls) was derived from 169
hospitals across 3 continents with COVID-19 illness. The patients were matched for age, sex, race
or ethnicity, comorbidities and a illness severity score (qSOFA). Of those requiring mechanical
ventilation fewer patients died in the ivermectin group (7.3% versus 21.3%) and overall death
rates were lower with ivermectin (1.4% versus 8.5%; HR 0.20 CI 95% 0.11-0.37, p<0.0001).
claycarver wrote:
California only has 1,650 deaths, an insanely low percentage for a state saturated with international travel. If they managed that without closing down the beaches, more power to them.
Bunch of **** morons in this country
KGboss wrote:Bunch of **** morons in this country
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threrf23 wrote:claycarver wrote:
California only has 1,650 deaths, an insanely low percentage for a state saturated with international travel. If they managed that without closing down the beaches, more power to them.
Most beaches have been closed, I believe. It's been up to the counties. This weekend's crowds were at Orange County and Ventura County beaches. I think I read OC county reopened beaches two weeks ago. San Diego is set to reopen beaches tomorrow.
Cali has done a better job of flattening it's curve than possibly any other state, San Francisco county in particular has done an excellent job. Stuff like this has the potential to undermine Cali's efforts to date, though.
