A graph shared on Twitter last week might help explain why it seems like everyone you know has recently gotten COVID-19.
with the volume of viral COVID-19 RNA in samples of county wastewater, clearly shows that the number of people with COVID in San Francisco is far higher than official case counts would suggest. In fact, judging by the volume of poop containing the virus now flowing through the county sewers, there are as many or even more people with COVID-19 now than there were at the peak of last winter’s omicron surge.an average of 406 cases a day.
Undercounted case numbers aren't unique to San Francisco, Wolfe said; the situation is similar in other Bay Area counties and across the country.
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