I’ve been trying to find raw underlying data that shows infections/deaths/recoveries by sex/age AND pre-existing condition, but haven’t been able to find this data anywhere. I want to see for example, the mortality rate for 40-45 age bracket with diabetes. Anyone seen this?
In my search, I did find some interesting dashboards by the Peking University analytics group. Looks like they update at least 1x per day.
Time series mortality rates and infections compared to other viruses. Note the sharp spike in the US rates around 100 cases, and the comparatively high mortality rate in Italy.
Interesting view to see the growing global impact, and differences between Infected/Recovered/Death ratios. Germany with 240 cases, 16 recovered, and 0 deaths presently.
You release them and they have to come back later. If they don’t they have to be on the run for the rest of their lives. Therefore most will come back and finish their remaining year or so and then get on with their lives.
Temporary release already happens in civilized countries all the time.
For comparison: in Germany even some murderers who serve life sentences get temporary release even without there being a threat of a pandemic. It’s not a big deal.
A couple things, though. They are releasing a decent-sized army-worth of people. I can’t imagine they have been treated all that well. Seems a little more problematic than your standard work-release type situation.
Can relate. My friends want to get together in a crowded bar and watch UFC Sat night. I’d be struggling to convince myself to go in good conditions. As is I’m seriously unlikely.
My mom wants me to drive out to Arizona for Royals spring training in a week and a half. Eh.
I still haven’t bought a plane ticket for my cousin’s wedding in Cancun in June. Gonna wait to see how this thing plays out.