Beth Reinhard

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Beth Reinhard @bethreinhard

That means they are not following CDC guidance, which in April advised all states to track probable cases and deaths. Limited testing, people dying at home and in overburdened nursing homes meant many covid-19 victims were overlooked. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted June 8, 2020

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Beth Reinhard @bethreinhard

Death counts in most states do *not* include probable covid-19 cases and deaths - where symptoms and exposure point to infection -- including big states like FL, CA, NY, NJ, NC -- which *did* count probable cases of H1N1 in last pandemic. https://t.co/NjXTdpFs8i — PolitiTweet.org

Posted June 8, 2020

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Beth Reinhard @bethreinhard

In Georgia, where gov pushed to open state early amid debate over covid-19 data collection, health dept tracks probables but isn't reporting numbers on website or to CDC. Health officials have tracked 1,658 probable cases and potentially dozens of probable deaths. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted June 8, 2020