Same old, same old. Daily deaths are high but stable - the other data and trend lines still suggest a slow decrease. My estimate of the death rate continues to decline, albeit slowly. It's now at 0.0554%.
My estimate of uninfected (more correctly, probably uninfected) Americans is now at 2.748% and will probably zero out soon when the infection estimate I use exceeds the current U.S. population. At that point I'll quit posting the estimate and simply assume that the entire U.S. population has been exposed to the coronavirus if not actually infected.
The coronavirus outbreak in Georgia has appeared to stabilize. Newly reported cases peaked on July 12; deaths peaked about 4 weeks later on August 7. Hospitalizations peaked July 30th and have been steadily decreasing ever since.
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