Age 0-19:
Children make up 25% of the population but only 1.3% of those who have tested positive. They make up less than 1% of the dead. Of those 18 and under who tested positive, 0.2% died.
5/25 Update: Another child died, which increased kids' % of total cases to 2%. Kids make up 0.07% of the dead and of the diagnosed kids 0.24% died.
5/25 Update: Another child died, which increased kids' % of total cases to 2%. Kids make up 0.07% of the dead and of the diagnosed kids 0.24% died.
6/7 Update: Kids now make up 3% of the diagnosed cases and 0.07% of the deaths. Of the diagnosed kids, 0.15% have died. Now that summer day camps have started it will be interesting to see if kids' share of the cases increases. Schools closed the middle of March.
6/15 Update: Kids are now 3.59% of the diagnosed and 0.06% of the dead. Of the diagnosed kids, 0.11% have died.
6/22: Kids are now 4.3% of the diagnosed and 0.09% of the dead. Of the diagnosed kids, 0.13% have died. Kids are out and about, some are in camp and families aren't social distancing as much, at least that's my guess about these numbers.
6/28: Kids are now 5.1% of diagnosed cases and 0.09% of the dead. Of the diagnosed kids, 0.1% have died.
Age 20-29:
People age 20-29 make up 14% of the population but only 11.6% of those who have tested positive. Only 0.3% of the dead were in their 20's. Of those who tested positive, 0.2% died.
5/25 Update: Now those in their 20's make up 14% of positive test and 0.34% of the dead. 0.17% of the diagnosed died.
6/7 Update: 14.5% of diagnosed cases are in 20-somethings, but only 0.35% of the deaths. Of those diagnosed, 0.16% have died. This is another age group that I wonder if will gain more cases, as they appear to the the main ones at the demonstrations this week.
6/15 Update: 15.1% of diagnosed cases, 0.37% of deaths. Of the diagnosed, 0.15% have died.
6/22: 16.82% of the diagnosed cases, 0.33% of the deaths. Of the diagnosed, 0.11% have died.
This is the first week that the group with the overall largest number of cases hasn't been the 50's. I'm guessing there are three main reasons: 1) This is the age group mostly likely to be unemployed. During the lockdown, they stayed home, but now that things are opening up again, they want to go out--and this has been the main group at demonstrations. 2) This is the age group most likely to have customer service jobs, so more apt to be exposed and 3) This is the group least likely to get seriously ill, so back when tests were hard to get, they didn't test. Now that everyone is encouraged to test if there is the slightest possibility it is positive, more of them are testing.
6/28: 18.6% of diagnosed cases, 0.35% of the dead. Of the diagnosed, 0.1% have died.
5/25 Update: Now those in their 20's make up 14% of positive test and 0.34% of the dead. 0.17% of the diagnosed died.
6/7 Update: 14.5% of diagnosed cases are in 20-somethings, but only 0.35% of the deaths. Of those diagnosed, 0.16% have died. This is another age group that I wonder if will gain more cases, as they appear to the the main ones at the demonstrations this week.
6/15 Update: 15.1% of diagnosed cases, 0.37% of deaths. Of the diagnosed, 0.15% have died.
6/22: 16.82% of the diagnosed cases, 0.33% of the deaths. Of the diagnosed, 0.11% have died.
This is the first week that the group with the overall largest number of cases hasn't been the 50's. I'm guessing there are three main reasons: 1) This is the age group mostly likely to be unemployed. During the lockdown, they stayed home, but now that things are opening up again, they want to go out--and this has been the main group at demonstrations. 2) This is the age group most likely to have customer service jobs, so more apt to be exposed and 3) This is the group least likely to get seriously ill, so back when tests were hard to get, they didn't test. Now that everyone is encouraged to test if there is the slightest possibility it is positive, more of them are testing.
6/28: 18.6% of diagnosed cases, 0.35% of the dead. Of the diagnosed, 0.1% have died.
Age 30-39:
13.3% of the population is in their 30's, but they comprise 15.8% of those who have tested positive. Only 1.8% of the dead were in their 30's. Of those who tested positive, 0.7% died.
5/25 Update: 17.2% of positive tests were to people in their 30's. 1.75% of the dead were in their 30's and of those who tested positive, 0.76% died.
6/7/20 Update: 16.07% of diagnosed cases have been to those in their 30's. 1.73% of the dead were in their 30's and of those who tested positive, 0.71% have died.
6/15: 16.1% of diagnosed cases; 1.68% of dead. Of those who were positive, 0.65% have died.
6/22: 16.26% of diagnosed cases; 2.64% of the dead. Of those who were positive, 0.64% died.
6/28: 16.19% of cases; 1.78% of the dead. Of those who were positive, 0.60% died.
5/25 Update: 17.2% of positive tests were to people in their 30's. 1.75% of the dead were in their 30's and of those who tested positive, 0.76% died.
6/7/20 Update: 16.07% of diagnosed cases have been to those in their 30's. 1.73% of the dead were in their 30's and of those who tested positive, 0.71% have died.
6/15: 16.1% of diagnosed cases; 1.68% of dead. Of those who were positive, 0.65% have died.
6/22: 16.26% of diagnosed cases; 2.64% of the dead. Of those who were positive, 0.64% died.
6/28: 16.19% of cases; 1.78% of the dead. Of those who were positive, 0.60% died.
Age 40-49:
Though people in their 40's make up 12.38% of the population, they comprise 17% of those who tested positive and 3.8 % of the dead. Of 40-somethings who tested positive, 1.5% died.
5/25 Update: 18.13% of positives were to 40-somethings. 3.7% of the dead were in their forties and of those who tested positive, 1.54% died.
6/7 Update: 16.48% of people testing positive were in their 40's, but only 3.68% of the dead. Of those who tested positive, 1.47% have died.
6/15: 16.4% of positives; 3.64% of deaths. Of those diagnosed, 1.38% have died.
5/25 Update: 18.13% of positives were to 40-somethings. 3.7% of the dead were in their forties and of those who tested positive, 1.54% died.
6/7 Update: 16.48% of people testing positive were in their 40's, but only 3.68% of the dead. Of those who tested positive, 1.47% have died.
6/15: 16.4% of positives; 3.64% of deaths. Of those diagnosed, 1.38% have died.
6/22: 16.03% of positives. 3.62% of deaths. Of the diagnosed, 1.35% have died.
6/28: 15.71% of positives; 3.59% of the deaths. Of the diagnosed, 1.25% have died.
Age 50-59:
Those in their 50's are 13.1% of population but 19% of those who tested positive. They make up 8.6% of the dead and of those who tested positive, 3% died.
5/25 Update: 20.1% of positive tests were to folks in their 50's. 8.95%of the dead were that age. 3.3% of the people who tested positive died.
6/7 Update: 17.98 percent of positive tests were to people in their 50's, as were 8.67% of the deaths. Of the people who tested positive in this age group, 3.18% have died.
6/15: 17.6% of positive tests; 8.74% of deaths. 3.08% of diagnosed have died.
6/22: 16.54% of positive tests; 8.7% of the deaths. 3.17% of the diagnosed have died.
6/28: 15.94% of positive tests; 8.71% of deaths. 2.99% of the diagnosed have died.
5/25 Update: 20.1% of positive tests were to folks in their 50's. 8.95%of the dead were that age. 3.3% of the people who tested positive died.
6/7 Update: 17.98 percent of positive tests were to people in their 50's, as were 8.67% of the deaths. Of the people who tested positive in this age group, 3.18% have died.
6/15: 17.6% of positive tests; 8.74% of deaths. 3.08% of diagnosed have died.
6/22: 16.54% of positive tests; 8.7% of the deaths. 3.17% of the diagnosed have died.
6/28: 15.94% of positive tests; 8.71% of deaths. 2.99% of the diagnosed have died.
Age 60-69:
While those age 60-69 make up 11.3% of population they make up 16.6 % of those who tested positive and 18.2% of the dead. Of those who tested positive, 7.4% died.
5/25 Update: 16.8% of those who tested positive were in their 60's, and 18.35% of the dead. 8.16% of those who tested positive died.
6/7 Update: 14.85% of cases were people in their 60's, and 18.08% of the dead. 8.03% of those who tested positive died.
6/15: 14.43% of positive tests; 17.96% of dead. Of those who were positive, 7.75% died.
6/22: 13.75% of positive tests. 17.7% of the dead. Of those who were positive, 7.72% have died.
6/28: 13.11% of positive tests. 17.66% of the dead. Of those who were positive, 7.39% have died.
5/25 Update: 16.8% of those who tested positive were in their 60's, and 18.35% of the dead. 8.16% of those who tested positive died.
6/7 Update: 14.85% of cases were people in their 60's, and 18.08% of the dead. 8.03% of those who tested positive died.
6/15: 14.43% of positive tests; 17.96% of dead. Of those who were positive, 7.75% died.
6/22: 13.75% of positive tests. 17.7% of the dead. Of those who were positive, 7.72% have died.
6/28: 13.11% of positive tests. 17.66% of the dead. Of those who were positive, 7.39% have died.
Age 70+
Those aged 70+ are 11% of the population but 25% of those who tested positive. and 68 % of the dead have been elderly and of those in this age group who tested positive, 25% died.
5/25 Update: 19.1% of those who have tested positive are older than 70. 66.77 of the dead are. 26.2% of those diagnosed died.
6/7 update: 17.08 % of positive tests were to the elderly, and they comprise 67.39% of the dead. 26.03% of those who tested positive have died.
6/15 16.58% of positive tests; 67.34% of deaths. 25.31% of infected died.
6/22 15.75% of positive tests; 67.60% of the deaths. 25.66% of the infected died.
6/28 14.88% of positive tests. 67.79% of the deaths. 24.99% of the infected died.
What really surprises me is how that last number on each row--the percent of infected people who die really hasn't moved. I would think that with more easily available testing and more negative tests, that people who were less ill would be diagnosed and the number of deaths per diagnosis would go down. I would also hope they are getting better at treating it. Remdesivir has been approved since May 1, almost two months and while I know it was shown to reduce hospitalization time, not death, I hoped that with wider use, they'd find it reduced deaths too. The news about dexamethasone is about a week old now. Maybe that number will start to move.
5/25 Update: 19.1% of those who have tested positive are older than 70. 66.77 of the dead are. 26.2% of those diagnosed died.
6/7 update: 17.08 % of positive tests were to the elderly, and they comprise 67.39% of the dead. 26.03% of those who tested positive have died.
6/15 16.58% of positive tests; 67.34% of deaths. 25.31% of infected died.
6/22 15.75% of positive tests; 67.60% of the deaths. 25.66% of the infected died.
6/28 14.88% of positive tests. 67.79% of the deaths. 24.99% of the infected died.
What really surprises me is how that last number on each row--the percent of infected people who die really hasn't moved. I would think that with more easily available testing and more negative tests, that people who were less ill would be diagnosed and the number of deaths per diagnosis would go down. I would also hope they are getting better at treating it. Remdesivir has been approved since May 1, almost two months and while I know it was shown to reduce hospitalization time, not death, I hoped that with wider use, they'd find it reduced deaths too. The news about dexamethasone is about a week old now. Maybe that number will start to move.
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