#Cases

James Craig

JamesDeVille

After watching the JCPS town hall last night, listening to teachers and parents over the last several weeks, and debating these issues with friends and colleagues over the last several

Max Roser

MaxCRoser

Why do people – including journalists – rely on http://worldometers.info for data on the pandemic?It has big errors. It has been like this for weeks. And it's not getting better.

Bloomberg Opinion

bopinion

"Don't worry about Florida's Covid-19 surge, because it's not killing many people," people say. Data scientist @mathbabedotorg is not buying it.Instead, she predicts that by early August, deaths in Florida

Jim Edwards

Jim_Edwards

Hello! Here's my daily thread on coronavirus stats globally.Today: - Deaths rising globally.- US: Why are deaths going down when cases are going up?- Chile: Now in top 10.- Common

Danny Boy

Care2much18

Those 81 children (0-14yrs) are on top of 100 cases in the 1st fortnight of August.Cases by month (children 0-14 years old):April: 257May: 248June: 35July: 56August: 181There are a number

el gato malo

boriquagato

this is going to be the key issue to focus on: the new spike in EU cases is not leading to a spike in deaths.there seem to be several possible

Rahul Bali

rahulbali

Key data about #COVID19 cases and deaths in the Lake Area, especially in Baldwin and Hancock Counties.This is from the Georgia Department of Public Health North Central Health District's weekly

Anthony Costello

globalhlthtwit

I was privileged to speak with several public health people in the frontline today. Like ITU staff, other hospital and primary health care workers, they are working all hours to

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) Quebec made tentative progress Sunday in subduing the #pandemic, with the province reporting its lowest number of hospitalizations since March 25. In this thread, I will highlight some of

Tito

maroontito

Earlier today: Cebu City reported 139 new cases. Now: @DOHgovph reports a total of 111 new cases in the COUNTRY. Can somebody please enlighten as to why it’s like this?!

Dr. Guendouzi ( The Cerebral Assassin )

fimiletoks

Let me try and shed more light on the issue of #COVID19 testing. Each country has its own protocol - case prevention, surveillance and case definition. There is no competition

Marc Daalder

marcdaalder

A common canard in NZ, spread by talk show hosts, misguided academics and conspiracy theorist political candidates, is that the @WHO revised down its estimate of the death rate of

Amy Curtis

RantyAmyCurtis

THREAD Just so we’re clear, there have been 113,645 cases in Wisconsin, with 1,281 deaths. That is a rate of ~1.12%. Which means 98.88% of cases recover. 1/https://twitter.com/fox6now/status/1309930802965368832 This is

Pradheep J. Shanker

Neoavatara

You read this, and basically...the puzzle pieces don't fit.But the authors never contest whether there really are zero cases.If there are ZERO cases for several weeks...why aren't schools opened? Who

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

Btw: I realized today that mass incarceration has been a big part of the US coronavirus problem, but not for the reason we expected. It’s not that prisons have turned

Ram

ramprasad_c

Let me explain basic stats to you dolts. There’s no random testing in India since yield of positive cases is low. sampling method used for Tablighi is the same one