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Testing is crucial as recommended by all of the experts. It definitely appears that that more tests have been done as more testing sites have been established. However, the numbers can be deceiving. It would be very important to differentiate between just tests done and the number of different individuals who have been tested. For Instance, are we seeing more tests being done in individuals who have to get tested regularly for their work (e.g. some health care workers)? Is repeated testing just part of an individual’s illness to document the presence of the virus in an illness consistent of Covid-19? In the convalescence from COVID-19, how many tests are being done to demonstrate that the patient is “free” of the virus. Are we seeing more individuals being tested maybe as result of contact tracing? The State’s COVID-19 website ought to differentiate between the number of tests done with the number of individuals tested. Until more of our citizens are tested (and not just the number of tests done), we will not have an adequate handle on extent of COVID-19 in our State. The antibody tests (to detect prior exposure to the virus) are not ready for “prime time.” The epidemiology studies that are being conducted by IU are useful for general picture of the pandemic in our State. However, the State should take the lead and REALLY finance and implement a much more extensive testing and contact tracing plan than it has already has done so far. This is the time for the State to REALLY take our public health more seriously. Indiana needs a “Dr. Fauci” to lead the way!!!!!!!!!!
The sky is falling! All the data to date has been political on both sides. Facilities are profiting from COVID reimbursement. I don’t expect us to receive honest closed data sets. This is turning into the Biggest Lie in decades.
All the experts have been wrong so far. Seems to me the state is doing just fine
… because they’ve been listening to the experts.
Keep Indiana open, wear a mask.
Remember when “the experts” said Covid didn’t like warm weather?
Pretty sure experts said early on that would not be the case, but non-experts like Trump kept repeating it would.
Deaths seem to have remained constant. And so does ICU hospital usage. Last week there was a jump back into the 20’s…. now back into the low teens. It’s my understanding that death toll and hospital ICU usage for Covid are THE key indicators. So, what gives if all is well? Why aren’t those dropping?