It still may be cost effective even if it doesnt affect survival. Getting people out of the hospital even a single day earlier pays for the drug.This was an interesting story...
Covid: Remdesivir 'has little or no effect' on survival, says WHO Covid: Remdesivir 'has little or no effect' on survival, says WHO
Gilead aren’t happy, they charge $3000 for this apparently. Greedy ********.
It still may be cost effective even if it doesnt affect survival. Getting people out of the hospital even a single day earlier pays for the drug.
Yonge dundas square anti-mask protest today. Can we just throw all these knobs in the skydone or fort york amd let them live their best life until a vaccine is widely available?
Yonge dundas square anti-mask protest today. Can we just throw all these knobs in the skydone or fort york amd let them live their best life until a vaccine is widely available?
Or tools...(not just people)Same reason Coronavirus ended up on a motorcycle forum,
you guys are bored and need something to talk about other then the weather
Probably, but no one involved is going to advertise it.Stupid question but pre Covid there were arguments about Muslim women wearing face coverings and identification issues arising. With everyone wearing face coverings has there been any increase in bank robberies, fraud or other crime?
Country | Cases | Deaths | Pop | Death/M | Cases/M | Cases/Pop % | Deaths/Cases % |
US | 8,393,204 | 224,824 | 331,584,544 | 678 | 25,312 | 2.531 | 2.679 |
Canada | 198,148 | 9,760 | 37,840,952 | 258 | 5,236 | 0.524 | 4.926 |
Poland | 183,248 | 3,614 | 37,834,066 | 96 | 4,843 | 0.484 | 1.972 |
Sweden | 103,200 | 5,918 | 10,118,134 | 585 | 10,200 | 1.020 | 5.734 |
Germany | 371,154 | 9,882 | 83,864,554 | 118 | 4,426 | 0.443 | 2.663 |
The grossly different death/case % leads me to believe that there is a vast disparity in identified vs actual cases (or alternatively what death gets considered a covid death).More fun with numbers.
I was trying to figure out which country/countries would be best to compare Canada to. Most people want to compare us to the U.S., but that's not really fair, as they have way more population than we do, take in way more immigrants. Here's some numbers from three other countries. Poland has a similar population, but seven borders, and emigration. Germany has more population, nine borders, and way more immigration. Sweden went against the grain, and didn't lock down at all. I could add Australia, New Zealand, U.K., but they're islands, although, we only have one border (plus a couple of islands that other nations have claimed). Any other countries that we should compare ourselves to? Are the covid death & case numbers consistent across nations?
Country Cases Deaths Pop Death/M Cases/M Cases/Pop % Deaths/Cases % US 8,393,204 224,824 331,584,544 678 25,312 2.531 2.679 Canada 198,148 9,760 37,840,952 258 5,236 0.524 4.926 Poland 183,248 3,614 37,834,066 96 4,843 0.484 1.972 Sweden 103,200 5,918 10,118,134 585 10,200 1.020 5.734 Germany 371,154 9,882 83,864,554 118 4,426 0.443 2.663
My thinking was that some here might exclude some countries that we might compare ourselves to, because of their being more homogeneous.The grossly different death/case % leads me to believe that there is a vast disparity in identified vs actual cases (or alternatively what death gets considered a covid death).
I don't understand the focus on immigration in your thinking. Many countries have limited movement across borders during this mess. Are you thinking high recent immigration results in a vulnerable population segment? I can't see that percentage being much on a national scale.
I'd like to see australia on there, similar pop spread out among a large land mass.More fun with numbers.
I was trying to figure out which country/countries would be best to compare Canada to. Most people want to compare us to the U.S., but that's not really fair, as they have way more population than we do, take in way more immigrants. Here's some numbers from three other countries. Poland has a similar population, but seven borders, and emigration. Germany has more population, nine borders, and way more immigration. Sweden went against the grain, and didn't lock down at all. I could add Australia, New Zealand, U.K., but they're islands, although, we only have one border (plus a couple of islands that other nations have claimed). Any other countries that we should compare ourselves to? Are the covid death & case numbers consistent across nations?
Country Cases Deaths Pop Death/M Cases/M Cases/Pop % Deaths/Cases % US 8,393,204 224,824 331,584,544 678 25,312 2.531 2.679 Canada 198,148 9,760 37,840,952 258 5,236 0.524 4.926 Poland 183,248 3,614 37,834,066 96 4,843 0.484 1.972 Sweden 103,200 5,918 10,118,134 585 10,200 1.020 5.734 Germany 371,154 9,882 83,864,554 118 4,426 0.443 2.663
More Countries. I don't like where Canada's Deaths/Cases percentage sits.I'd like to see australia on there, similar pop spread out among a large land mass.
Country | Cases | Deaths | Pop | Death/M | Cases/M | Cases/Pop % | Deaths/Cases % |
Australia | 27,399 | 905 | 25,587,856 | 35 | 1,071 | 0.107 | 3.303 |
NZ | 1,886 | 25 | 5,002,100 | 5 | 377 | 0.038 | 1.326 |
UK | 741,212 | 43,726 | 67,993,010 | 643 | 10,901 | 1.090 | 5.899 |
France | 897,034 | 33,477 | 65,317,031 | 513 | 13,734 | 1.373 | 3.732 |
More Countries. I don't like where Canada's Deaths/Cases percentage sits.
Basically, it seems like you're more likely to survive it if you live in the U.S.
Over two and a half percent of the U.S. population have had the disease.
If the same happened here, we'd be potentially looking at 46,500 covid deaths. i.e. more than the U.K.
agreed, general statistics are misleading.I dont think you can look at the stats like that. You can only compare deaths/cases if similar sample pools were tested. In the US, many of the most vulnerable populations had very limited access to testing. In much of canada, for quite a while anybody could get a test anytime for any reason. Basically canada is averaging in he zeroes and the US doesnt have any idea how many 1's they had.
I dont think you can look at the stats like that. You can only compare deaths/cases if similar sample pools were tested. In the US, many of the most vulnerable populations had very limited access to testing. In much of canada, for quite a while anybody could get a test anytime for any reason. Basically canada is averaging in he zeroes and the US doesnt have any idea how many 1's they had.
agreed, general statistics are misleading.