It stands to reason that we will be seeing far more cases being reported in coming weeks, as the testing becomes more widespread - but that is good news.
As the testing increases, two things will become evident: 1) the virus is far more common than they thought, and 2) the virus is far less deadly than they thought.
Remember, cases serious enough to cause death always get reported - it is only the mild cases that go unreported.
Therefore, the exponential growth in the number of reported cases caused by increased testing will NOT be accompanied by a proportional increase in deaths - those cases were already being reported.
The morbidity rate is gong to shrink by an order of magnitude.
We keep hearing “tested positive”. How many need to be hospitalized? Wouldn’t that be a relative question?