Florida has lowest covid case rate, schools fully open, masks optional

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File this under things the MSM forgot to tell you.

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File this under things the MSM forgot to tell you.

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It's the Snowbirds bringing good health and prosperity to Florida!
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Editorial: Florida needs to more transparent with COVID numbers
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Northeast Ohio, Northern California, including Santa Cruz, Oakland Hills, East Bay, Stockton and Merced and now The Villages
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Sadly, this difference is temporary as people spend more time indoors.

Delta is starting to rage through Europe again also.

Hopefully the new antivirals will be approved soon and help minimize hospitalizations/deaths.

Europe's Covid explosion to new Delta surge, WHO Chief Scientist explains global corona trends - details here - The Financial Express
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"Editorial"...

The CDC says differently...
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Sooner or later, this thing has to go away. Hopefully this is the beginning for us.
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floridapolitics.com: For now, as case and death numbers fall back toward where they were in June before the summer surge began, the mortality toll of the disease’s summer outbreak in Florida is coming into clear focus.

More people were reported to have died in Florida since June 20 than in any other state — more than Texas, California, or Arizona. Even when Florida’s large population is factored in, Florida’s per-capita death rate was worse than all other states’, including smaller Southern states that suffered harsh summer surges, such as Louisiana and Arkansas.

unfortunately, the 60,000 dead can't give us their opinion.
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floridapolitics.com: For now, as case and death numbers fall back toward where they were in June before the summer surge began, the mortality toll of the disease’s summer outbreak in Florida is coming into clear focus.

More people were reported to have died in Florida since June 20 than in any other state — more than Texas, California, or Arizona. Even when Florida’s large population is factored in, Florida’s per-capita death rate was worse than all other states’, including smaller Southern states that suffered harsh summer surges, such as Louisiana and Arkansas.

unfortunately, the 60,000 dead can't give us their opinion.
The elder population concentration in FL skews the "deaths" numbers...... more elderly more deaths!
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The elder population concentration in FL skews the "deaths" numbers...... more elderly more deaths!
if you go to the site and read more, they factored for that. plus, there's a really high vaccination rate among seniors

or course there is this: More nursing home residents and staff died of COVID-19 in Florida during a four-week period ending Aug. 22 than in any other state in the country, according to an AARP analysis released today.

but unfortunately, this did not lead to a requirement that all staff should be vaccinated. just the opposite.

I, for one, wouldn't want my loved ones cared for by someone who wasn't vaccinated. as a former health care worker, it boogles my mind that people are thrilled it's not going to be mandated.
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floridapolitics.com: For now, as case and death numbers fall back toward where they were in June before the summer surge began, the mortality toll of the disease’s summer outbreak in Florida is coming into clear focus.

More people were reported to have died in Florida since June 20 than in any other state — more than Texas, California, or Arizona. Even when Florida’s large population is factored in, Florida’s per-capita death rate was worse than all other states’, including smaller Southern states that suffered harsh summer surges, such as Louisiana and Arkansas.

unfortunately, the 60,000 dead can't give us their opinion.
From a non-biased site...

States ranked by COVID-19 test positivity rates: Nov. 18

States ranked by COVID-19 death rates: Nov. 18
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More, from the NYT... Actual RECENT data, not 3 months old data...

Covid in the U.S.: Latest Map and Case Count - The New York Times
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Sooner or later, this thing has to go away. Hopefully this is the beginning for us.
With the high infeciousness of Delta (globally), the disease will likely be cronic like the Flu. We will need to learn to live with it.
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I'm aware of the current numbers. I was referring to the cumulative numbers during the surge. the numbers are good now, but 60,000 people died and countless others got sick, including children.

from the site you posted: Here is a breakdown of average daily COVID-19 deaths and COVID-19 deaths per 100,000 people over the last seven days in all 50 U.S. states and Washington, D.C. The data was last updated Nov. 19.

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