#Deaths

VoidSurf

VoidSurf1

We can't understand the present if we don't understand the past.In this thread, you'll see what the past 120 years looked like for the USA. The source data is all

Justin McElroy

j_mcelroy

who is ready for some saturday night charts to make you feel mildly more optimistic about the pandemic but still in a state of general concern and anxiety There were

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

The witch-hunting of lockdown sceptics - spikedI’m among those who, apparently, belong in a circle of hell for questioning both the narrative & the data itself. I’m not a right-winger

Eric Topol

EricTopol

1. The divergence of new US cases and deaths continues. Today >33,000 cases and ~700 deaths (@COVID19Tracking). To review, this is the superimposition of the curves from yesterday clearly showing

Eric Topol

EricTopol

While the United States has made a U-turn, India is on a very worrisome trajectory Why did the US make a U-turn in new cases?It isn't entirely clear but there

Tony Yates

t0nyyates

At each and every point in the pandemic, the policy mistake seems to have been very similar. Step 1: watch case numbers rise, fail to lockdown because of the perception,

Hannah Meisel

hannahmeisel

Today’s #COVID19 numbers for Illinois:- 10,573 new cases (confirmed+probable cases)- 64,760 new test results reported- 3,891 currently hospitalized - 772 in ICU beds- 343 on ventilators)- 14 more deaths- 10,210

It's Going Down

IGD_News

As #COVID19 deaths + cases explode in #Oregon + the lifting of an eviction moratorium looms, hundreds of #Portland residents beat back an attempted heavily militarized eviction of the @RHonMississippi

Derek VanRiper

DerekVanRiper

Wisconsin is being ravaged by COVID. We all need to do our part I can't stop thinking about this thread from @patrickdmarley: https://twitter.com/patrickdmarley/status/1326335916869382145 This is ridiculous. Unfortunately @SpeakerVos,

Ed Conway

EdConwaySky

I’m diving back into the #COVID19 data.I’d rather hoped I wouldn’t have to but the stats are, once again, scary.However, I hope I can provide some context, since I see

Giles Wilkes

Gilesyb

OK, I have tried to model this more, and the bottom line is: without a test and trace system that absolutely jumps on rising cases when the number of cases

Tracy Taylor, DPT

DrTracyTaylor

@drdavidsamadi @DanForestNC @LtGovDanForest @APDillon_ @NC4SchoolChoice @DeAngelisCorey NC COVID data as of 8/4/20, w/comparison to 7/28 in parentheses: Via NCDHHS, there were 128,161 confirmed cases ( of 12,074) & 105,093 recovered

Donald Welsh

DonaldWelsh16

Too many in our public health community have spent the last year ignoring history and ground level reality, and embracing anodyne theory and jibberish models. Below is a small snapshot

el gato malo

boriquagato

that alone cannot really tell us much, but the data by parish (louisiana counties are called parishes) CAN.look at orleans and jefferson parishes.they were the big spike in april. then

Daenerys

DanniLacuna

Over the past year it seems that the word “Cr*ckhead” has re-entered common vernacular.I have heard this word used amongst even my friends in the most “liberal” of circles and

Ash J

AshAgony

"Covid is killing Native Americans at a faster rate than any other community in the United States, shocking new figures reveal."https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/feb/04/native-americans-coronavirus-covid-death-rate "Am

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