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Arizona

marybourg

(13,244 posts) Tue Jul 7, 2020, 10:22 AM Jul 2020

3653 new cases; 117 deaths! on the AZ Dashboard (Tues.)

https://azdhs.gov/preparedness/epidemiology-disease-control/infectious-disease-epidemiology/covid-19/dashboards/index.php

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3653 new cases; 117 deaths! on the AZ Dashboard (Tues.) (Original Post) marybourg Jul 2020 OP

Message auto-removed Name removed Jul 2020 #1

Welcome to DU Mike 03 Jul 2020 #3

Thank you Mike 03 Jul 2020 #2

It's been two weeks since the cases started spiking bad - now it's time for the deaths sweetloukillbot Jul 2020 #4

Yep. marybourg Jul 2020 #5

Its a terrible trend but today's number has to include a large number of reclassifications grantcart Jul 2020 #6

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Mike 03

(17,673 posts)

3. Welcome to DU

Reply to Name removed (Reply #1)

Tue Jul 7, 2020, 10:27 AM

Jul 2020

Mike 03

(17,673 posts)

2. Thank you

Reply to marybourg (Original post)

Tue Jul 7, 2020, 10:26 AM

Jul 2020

That death toll, though...

sweetloukillbot

(12,672 posts)

4. It's been two weeks since the cases started spiking bad - now it's time for the deaths

Reply to marybourg (Original post)

Tue Jul 7, 2020, 10:33 AM

Jul 2020

On the positive side, the cases are running lower this week than last. Although today is the two week anniversary of the Trump rally.

marybourg

(13,244 posts)

5. Yep.

Reply to sweetloukillbot (Reply #4)

Tue Jul 7, 2020, 11:56 AM

Jul 2020

grantcart

(53,061 posts)

6. Its a terrible trend but today's number has to include a large number of reclassifications

Reply to marybourg (Original post)

Tue Jul 7, 2020, 01:07 PM

Jul 2020

which would be expected after a holiday weekend

graph at the link shows

July 2nd 21
July 3rd 13
July 4th 15
July 5th 1
July 6th 3
July 7th 117

The NATIONAL total for July 6th was 244.

So it must be that today includes some administrative process that reviewed previous deaths and reclassified them as Covid 19. This often happens with pneumonia deaths where they give the original cause of death as pneumonia and then reclassify it at Covid 19 after the post mortem tests shows positive for Covid 19.

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