Antibody Test Results

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We have three antibody tests results now.

One in California, one in New York and one in Florida.

The results are a mortality rate of .1%, .5% and .2%.

Average them out and the death rate is .25% or similar to an aggressive type of a flu.

I’m waiting for the Doctor’s who scared the entire country to come on TV to say they were wrong and greatly exaggerated the death rate.

We were hearing 1, 2, 3 percent. Not even close.
 
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This is the current death toll in NYC. It’s only April.
 
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I’m waiting for the Doctor’s who scared the entire country to come on TV to say they were wrong and greatly exaggerated the death rate.

We were hearing 1, 2, 3 percent. Not even close.
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Maybe we should wait until we have a decent amount of testing going on before we start throwing stones.
 
And millions of NYers have it.

They are getting closer to herd immunity.

Again, the death rates were greatly exaggerated.

Keep in mind that around 50,000 NYers die each year of heart disease.
 
Not throwing stones, they are the facts from the antibody tests.

Three separate studies all confirm the same thing, mortality rates are many times lower than what we were initially told.
 
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The “death toll” can still be huge in a heavily populated area even if the “death rate” is low.

I’ve ignored all the talking head statistics as it’s been fairly obvious from the charts for my local area and overall state what’s going on. Most people do not get sick (or don’t get sick enough to be tested); of those who are tested, somewhere between 4/5 and 5/6 don’t have the disease; and of those who do have the disease, something like .04 percent (NOT 4 percent but .04 percent) die. That’s still enough sick and dying people to overwhelm today’s hospitals with limited beds and respirators.

I have had no doubt since the beginning of this that many people were infected and never knew it or had such mild symptoms they dismissed it as a cold, a flu, a stomach upset or whatever. Waiting for the antibody tests to start in this county once the state stops standing in the way.
 
Why are taking what I said out of context?

Exactly what I said is that the death rates were greatly exaggerated, which they were.

We were told 2, 3, 4 percent.

It’s one tenth of that.
 
96 percent are asymptotic in prison according to study taken at four separate prisons.

Incredible numbers.
 
One city in one state of the country.Hardly reflective of the overall death rate.
 
Yes. Not immune to developing symptoms later, nor further infection, which was what I said. (Based on what the CDC and WHO are saying)
 
In the entire state of Michigan, the death rate is between 8 and 9 percent.
 
You put a lot of faith in relatively new and hastily-developed tests. Surely you know that other coronaviruses have been in circulation which are less deadly and have gotten less attention. Can these new antibody tests discriminate between different coronavirus strains? I’ll wait for better data before judging doctors and public health experts.
 
In confirmed cases.

Michigan’s death rate will not be different than NY, CA or FL.

It’s around .2% nationwide.

As far as how long the antibodies lasts no one is sure.

But according to Dr Birx and Fauci reinfection is highly unlikely. Birx said 99.99% of the time you will not get reinfected.
 
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“In the entire state of Michigan, the death rate is between 8 and 9 percent.”

Not so. Not even close to being so.

On April 21 -five days ago - the total number of confirmed Covid-19 cases in all 85 counties in the state of Michigan was 31, 271. That total is cumulative over time and has been calculated from March 15 when the governor first issued her “stay at home” edict. On that same day (April 21), the total number of deaths directly related to COVID-19 in Michigan was 2,443. That’s a death rate of .078% - not even 1% against the total number of cases confirmed. And, since that day, the so-called “curve” has continued to flatten.

I don’t know where you get your info from, but it’s not correct. I can validate my figures. I live in Michigan and I watch the numbers daily. I did a full tabulation for all 85 counties on April 21, and I double checked my calculations to make sure they were correct; I know my figures are right. Unless there has been a substantial - indeed, a disastrous and gargantuan - uptick in cases and deaths being reported in the last five days, I think it safe to say that the death total for COVID-19 in the state of Michigan is still under 1%.

False reporting leads to fear and fear leads to panic. That’s something that I think we would be wise to avoid.
 
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The “experts” told us the death rate would be 3 percent.

It caused mass hysteria and panic.

The death rate is no where near 2, 3, 4 percent.

These are facts, it’s not up for debate.
 
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I don’t know where you get your info from, but it’s not correct. I can validate my figures. I live in Michigan and I watch the numbers daily. I did a full tabulation for all 85 counties on April 21, and I double checked my calculations to make sure they were correct; I know my figures are right. Unless there has been a substantial - indeed, a disastrous and gargantuan - uptick in cases and deaths being reported in the last five days, I think it safe to say that the death total for COVID-19 in the state of Michigan is still under 1%.

False reporting leads to fear and fear leads to panic. That’s something that I think we would be wise to avoid.
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I got it here:
https://www.michigan.gov/coronavirus/0,9753,7-406-98163_98173---,00.html

You’ll see the current fatality rate in Michigan is 9%.

I agree that we should avoid false reporting—it gives people the idea this is like the flu or that the death rate is under 1%. And it is far more serious.
 
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