You realise this isn't going to play out by June, right?
Do the math on those "flatten the curve" graphs and work out the X-axis given the projected infection rates (20%-60% of population), hospitalisation rate (15%-30%), days in hospital required (6-9) and the number of beds available.
This ends with a vaccine or a mutation that gives (partial?) immunity and a lower death rate.
Do the math on those "flatten the curve" graphs and work out the X-axis given the projected infection rates (20%-60% of population), hospitalisation rate (15%-30%), days in hospital required (6-9) and the number of beds available.
This ends with a vaccine or a mutation that gives (partial?) immunity and a lower death rate.