Sept. 19: C-19 Data Dashboard

203,138 Deaths-to-Date

920 Daily New Deaths (peak 2,824 April 21)
> 7-day average 820 (peak 2.229 April 23)

49,530 New Cases
> 7-day average 38,3891

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203,138 Deaths-to-Date

920 Daily New Deaths (peak 2,824 April 21)
> 7-day average 820 (peak 2.229 April 23)

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Confirmed Cases

> 49,530 New Cases
> 7-day average    39,841
> Highest day        78,009 July 24
> April 24 peak      36,291
> June 8 low point 17,414

Primary data source: Worldometer

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Currently Hospitalized

29,492 Current level
> Highest day    59,840 April 15
> Lowest point   27,895 June 14
> Recent peak    59,715 July 23

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One Response to “Sept. 19: C-19 Data Dashboard”

Dixie Says:
September 19, 2020 at 2:46 pm | Reply
I believe confirmed cases may be understated, since many tests (corporate, schools, mabe sports teams) are being conducted outside the usual reporting chains.
So, as you have said, and I completely agree, watch the deaths and hospitalizations for sustained upticks to get an idea of recent trend in rate of infection (looks back at infections in last 3 to 8 weeks). Also the Hopkins positivity rate (not the misleading Maryland ones). The Labor Day and back-to-school bumps are due to start showing up in hospitalizations by early to mid-October, if gatherings spiked as predicted.

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