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Cases have not really plateaued. The large graph in the article is very misleading because it's a type of 'epi curve', the reporting is late on the data points
by jariel 7y ago
Cases have not really plateaued.
The large graph in the article is very misleading because it's a type of 'epi curve', the reporting is late on the data points making it always 'seem like' it's tilting down, even if it never actually is.
With an epicure - you don't know until some time after the flattening that it has happened.
Daily cases are here [1]
It's inconsistent largely due to the cyclical nature of testing and reporting, but it's softly trending upwards.
Note of course that it's not exploding, however.
It'll be at least a couple of weeks before we see if it's plateauing.
[1] https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/sweden/ https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/sweden/