[TexasM1A]

It doesn't say if the number removed were just for the single day, or from the aggregate. Just more fuzzy math.

[TexasGator]

Link?

[2aProtectsTheRest]

I’m not really clear on what the circumstances are that you would have a “probable” case based on a PCR test. It’s either positive (confirmed case) or negative (confirmed non-case). Probable would be a situation where you see classic symptoms for it, can’t identify any other likely cause, and can’t (for whatever reason) perform a PCR test. So what kind of testing gives you a “probable”? Or did they actually mean that patients who display symptoms consistent with COVID-19 who were not tested were previously included but have since been removed from the case counts? Because that would make more sense to me.

[katana]

Testing and positive results being referred to as "New Cases". It is amazing how many fish you find when you actually start fishing in a fully stocked pond. After six plus months of exposure what other result would they expect?

I did especially like the post I recently saw of Rod Serling saying "Imagine if you will a virus so deadly that you must be tested to know you have it."

[stinkerpot65]

Corrupt BS.

[Chauncey Gardiner]

I believe a nurse called in to Rush this week and said Texas is playing the same games w case numbers that Florida was caught doing