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Covid lies, damned lies and statistics in Florida
https://issuesinsights.com/2020/07/27/fl...-19-panic/

“"COVID-19 has ravaged Florida, with more than 237,000 people testing positive and 2,013 dying from the virus in July alone.”

So what characteristic do all of the reports share? They are all false.

It is not true that 173 people died from COVID-19 “in a day” in Florida. Nor did 134, or 156 on previous days.

It is also untrue than 2,013 had died in July when that story was published.

All of these scary headlines are based on the number of deaths reported by the state on any given day. This is not the same as the number of deaths that occurred on those days...."

Florida actually recorded 19 deaths on the day that 173 were reported. That 4 day "spike" included deaths back to January 27th.
07-27-2020 11:29 AM
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