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pat_k

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7. Tragically, AZ is at about the bottom in testing.

Reply to saidsimplesimon (Reply #5)

Fri Mar 27, 2020, 05:06 PM

Mar 2020

They are at about 130 tests per million. Compare to NY and WA at over 6,000 per million. (data from https://covidtracking.com/ )

For your sake, I hope the reported numbers are way behind actual number of tests processed.

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My nephew has been ill with ? CV-19. CV test on March 17. Day 10 and results STILL NOT IN. !?!?! [View all] flying_wahini Mar 2020 OP

What low numbers? HarlanPepper Mar 2020 #1

Texas' numbers are actually much higher. No telling how high. Shell_Seas Mar 2020 #3

reported positives for covid are low because no testing Blues Heron Mar 2020 #4

I live in Texas, too. I had pneumonia. I didn't get tested until 13 days after my first symptom... Shell_Seas Mar 2020 #2

I'm placing conditions on my contact with saidsimplesimon Mar 2020 #5

Tragically, AZ is at about the bottom in testing. pat_k Mar 2020 #7

TX has tested about 750 per mil. Compare to NY and WA at over 6,000 per mil pat_k Mar 2020 #6

I hear that days 6-8 were the worse and you say he feels better on day 10. NightWatcher Mar 2020 #8