wizenheimer
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Is the death rate up? Down? Is there any data on that?
I'm not sure where you could track death rate trends over the last 4-6 weeks internationally and compare to US
I do know I've been watching deaths/million in the US on the following chart. We are now 9th at 393 deaths per million, and three of the countries with a higher rate are Belgium, Andorra, and San Marino.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
there is also this:

that's not good, although I guess you can hang your hat on us not being as bad as Brazil
there's this:

now, that's simply cumulative deaths/million so obviously, every arc will climb until there are no more deaths
perhaps this one is most revealing, new deaths/million on a rolling one week average:

so then, we're in the class of Mexico and several South American countries. But hey, we're better that most except for Ecuador. maga baby!
finally, there's the testing/million number that sure seems to dispute the more-tests = more-cases narrative, at least when it comes to testing rates vs case & death rates:
Monaco 412,834
Cayman Islands 354,246
Bahrain 325,928
UAE 317,098
Luxembourg 296,092
Iceland 218,101
Denmark 181,875
Lithuania 155,340
UK 138,862
Russia 134,050
Qatar 127,086
Singapore 116,981
Portugal 115,533
Spain 110,425
Israel 106,363
Belarus 105,911
Belgium 105,806
USA 101,475
about that: I read an article a couple of weeks ago that said that in "official" national stats, the US had by far the highest rate of sereological testing vs chemical testing, and those sereological are much less reliable and much poorer gauges of current infection rates


