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Guys, those data don't make sense at all. Here the estimated number of the positives to the virus should be 5 to 10 times more than the reported data, experts say (projections from data from "healed" areas, where more or less all the citizens have already been tested). At this stage nobody knows how many people are infected and who they are 'cause the large majority don't show symptoms. You just have the number of the infected that needed to be tested because they have symptoms. It's like keeping track of basketball stats basing just on the games you watch on tv. At the end of the season,

You're welcome, sharing correct information and data is the only way we have to take media with a grain of salt. I'd rather talk about basketball and fantasy but reality is pretty overwhelming all over the word.

Yep, there are many plans ongoing. Here's a list off the top of my head: 1. Calling doctors from private hospitals; 2. Calling doctors from less impacted Italian regions; 3. Calling doctors and nurses from other countries (not European, clearly: China, Venezuela, Cuba...); 4. Calling who has just graduated from schools of medicine and give them minor tasks; 5. Calling retired doctors to help. Volunteers were already engaged, coordinated and supported since the beginning (like... "forget your days off for the foreseeable future"). An underrated problem is that also doctors, nurses and volu

Obviously I have no clue about what's going to happen to the Nba season, we are all wandering in the dark. But, hey, greetings from a fully quarantined Northern Italy, the center of the coronavirus outbreak in Europe! Reading these posts I realized that some key pieces of information from here are missing, misleading or just not completely true, so there's something I think has to be shared. We got hit hard, 2978 deaths (now) are no joke. Still, since like many rotofans I'm a rabid fan of advanced stats, yesterday our Superior Institute of Health provided us fresh ones. Here our