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Sad day: ARIZONA has crossed the rubicon... its epidemic now exceeds Brazil and Peru to be one of the hardest hit regions in the world. Exceeding all European countries as well.

Today: Record cases, record positivity %, record ER, record hospitalizations, record ICU. #COVID19
2) Second figure by teammate @euromaestro. We will continue to keep everyone updated on Arizona in coming days. We also will consider summarize other states on case by case basis.
3) Madrid and NYC were higher at their peaks. AZ could likely to pass them at this rate of climb. But Arizona has just passed Lombardy, Italy at its highest peak.
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🦠JUST IN: You May Have Antibodies After Coronavirus Infection. But Not for Long. Antibodies to the virus faded quickly in asymptomatic people, scientists reported. That does not mean immunity disappears. 🧵 nytimes.com/2020/06/18/hea…
2) There’s actually 2 studies. One found that 20% of cases asymptomatic and 1/3 of the asymptomatic had “ground glass opacities” in lung scans (damage). And asymptomatic have lower concentration of antibody, but longer to shed...
3) Also “even low levels of certain antibodies have potent neutralizing capability”, and “might suggest that these asymptomatic patients are indeed capable of transmitting virus”
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⚠️New: Pregnant women exposed to high temperatures or air pollution are more likely to have children who are premature, underweight or stillborn, according to >32 million births in US, and effects hurt African-American mothers and babies the most. 🧵 nytimes.com/2020/06/18/cli…
2) authors looked at 57 studies published since 2007 that found a relationship between heat or air pollution and birth outcomes in 32.8 million births. The findings from the studies offer reason to worry that the toll on babies’ health will grow as climate change worsens.
3) Higher temps were associated with more premature births. 4 studies found that high temperatures were tied to an increased risk of 8.6 percent to 21 percent. Low birth weights were also more common as temperatures rose.
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Fact: epidemic is increasing faster in states w/ 📈Republican governors than 📉Democratic governors- difference is all in way state leaders have quickly/slowly reopened, deployed contact tracing with testing, and promoted/downplayed face masks for all. axios.com/coronavirus-re… Image
2) “over the last two weeks, reported infections have increased 91% in red states versus 63% in blue states.
We see the same pattern for COVID-19 deaths: 170% growth in red states vs. 104% in blue states.”
3) “Driving the news: Texas has begun easing its lockdown measures, and other red states are also moving quickly. Florida has reopened some beaches, and some southern states in particular never locked down as tightly as the Northeast and West coast.”
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