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Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME)

Thanks to more data and better models, our COVID-19 hospital planning tool is becoming more accurate. Learn more http://ms.spr.ly/6016Teq3p In our latest update, we now estimate fewer total deaths (81,766)

Going over this new modeling & looking at the Southeast. SC, NC and TN is looking a lot better and we may have it mostly whipped - for now -by

This is super interesting, if you are into statistics. If this website is correct, Oregon is going to be OK (as far as medical resources are concerned) if we continue

Anthony Costello

The respected Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation in University of Washington, advisers to WHO, predict 66,314 deaths in the UK by early August. http://www.healthdata.org/ Their COVID19 projections of total

Zack Goldman, wearing a mask

I know the IHME data has myriad issues (best-case distancing assumed, inflated ICU/ventilator figures in some states, etc.) but can someone explain to me how it squares with Newsom's claim

Fascinating information here from IMHE on why their models changed in terms of medical resources required and cumulative deaths.http://www.healthdata.org/covid/updates This in particular: On lowered estimates of hospital resource usage: Here

Alex Hernandez 🇺🇸

WIth today's model update, Virginia's peak hospital resource use has moved from May 20 ALL THE WAY FORWARD TO April 20THAT'S ONE HELL OF A CHANGEICU beds needed went from

PLEASE FUCKING LISTEN AND JUST STAY HOME. California has like ~3 MORE WEEKS before we hit 0 deaths a day. LESS TIME THAN OTHER STATES. please don’t FUCKING go to

Dr. Robert Rohde

In the international edition of "the IHME COVID-19 death estimates are kind of unstable", we note that the projected number of deaths in the UK was reduced by 44% over

Ned Nikolov, Ph.D.

The IHME #COVID19 Model projections (that the White House relies upon) had yet another massive DOWNWARD revision yesterday (Apr. 10). This slide compares projected US Hospital Resource Use between two

The IHME lowered estimate of 60,000 U.S. COVID-19 deaths assumes that social distancing measures continue ***until the end of May.***They aren't based on reopening the economy now.This very important tidbit

Dillon Richards

"We are seeing tremendous evidence right now that our social distancing, all of my executive orders, are working. We are flattening the curve in Oklahoma," Gov. Kevin Stitt says."It is

Does the post-peak IHME model seem too optimistic to anyone else? http://covid19.healthdata.org/united-states-of-america/new-yorkWhen I look at countries like Italy and Spain, none of them just neatly go down after peak like

Ned Nikolov, Ph.D.

The #COVID19 hysteria started as a result of dire model "projections" and is still mostly fueled by such predictions (see Dr. Fauci: https://twitter.com/i/status/1244275909944885248).However, reported hospitalizations (https://covidtracking

In some excellent news, the IMHE model has now dramatically downgraded its predictions of death AGAIN. They've moved the peak forward, to April 12, and they've significantly lowered the size

I'm very worried about what this means for the South. But results will be different depending on how many cases they had when they finally took action.https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/04/02/us/coronavirus-social-distancing.html Ohio set t