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The word curve in the term flattening the curve doesn’t refer to the true number of COVID-19 cases. Rather, it refers to the projected number of people who will contract coronavirus.
What does flatten the curve of cumulative cases mean?A cumulative curve that increases slowly and flattens out indicates a community that has slowed the spread. So, conveniently, you can apply the phrase "flatten the curve" to the curve of cumulative cases. Note that you do not want the graph of new cases versus time to be flat.
What does a sharp curve mean?To slow the spread of an infectious disease so that its outbreak is more manageable for medical professionals. The graphical "curve" indicates how many people have the illness. A sharp curve means that many people have the illness all at the same time, which then overtaxes the healthcare system.
Is a flatter curve better?The flatter, lower curve is a much better one – but it will take working together to make it happen, says Markel, who’s the director of the Center for the History of Medicine at the U-M Medical School. Like Podcasts? Add the Michigan Medicine News Break to your Alexa-enabled device or subscribe for daily updates on iTunes, Google Play and Stitcher.
