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TexasTowelie

(112,159 posts)
Mon Jul 13, 2020, 06:32 PM Jul 2020

Experts: Kansas seeing 'uncontrolled spread' of COVID-19

Kansas is among 18 states nationwide experiencing an “uncontrolled spread” of COVID-19, according to a map posted online by a group of health and crisis experts.

Those states were displayed in the color of “bruised red” in the map, which could be found Monday at www.covidexitstrategy.org.

“As a country we’ve reached a record number of cases,” the site said in a post dated Friday. “We’ve added a new color to the scale: ‘Bruised Red.’ There were extremes that were not captured in our original scale. Our scale also has been adjusted to put more weight on ‘new cases per million’ and ‘positivity.’ ”

Kansas had experienced 132 new COVID-19 cases per million over the previous 14 days while its percentage of positive tests over that time period had increased from 9.1% to 10.3%, the site said.

Read more: https://www.cjonline.com/news/20200713/experts-kansas-seeing-lsquouncontrolled-spreadrsquo-of-covid-19
(Topeka Capital-Journal)

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Experts: Kansas seeing 'uncontrolled spread' of COVID-19 (Original Post) TexasTowelie Jul 2020 OP
100 days of concerted effort, they could knock it down soothsayer Jul 2020 #1
"Bruised red" Lulu KC Jul 2020 #2
..#&@#!!! Maxheader Jul 2020 #3

Maxheader

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3. ..#&@#!!!
Sat Jul 18, 2020, 06:01 AM
Jul 2020

2nd worst compliance rating in the country..

These deniers need to take a good 3 hour college level micro class...
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