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So, yeah, NYC is sort of the exception to my mantra of "we're measuring tests, not cases".

NYC has done quite a few tests, but the situation in NYC is clearly quite bad even once you account for the comparatively high number of tests done.
For the most part, I'm much more interested in measures like these in NYC than in the count of positive cases.

* Hospitalizations
* ER visits
* People in ICUs
* People on ventilators
* COVID among medical staff
* Equipment shortages
* People denied care

nytimes.com/2020/03/20/nyr…
Those indicators seem worrying, both from data (where available) and reporting (see article above). What we don't really know yet is how much worse it's going to get, which depends on how much NYC succeeded in bending the curve at various stages of its (slow) response.
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