#Deaths

Chase Woodruff

dcwoodruff

There was a lot of reporting on the inner workings of the IMHE model earlier this week but I didn’t see anybody mention that their data is also just kind

CBC News Alerts

CBCAlerts

Canada is getting close to hitting 25,000 COVID-19 cases. As of this morning, there are 24383 cases, and 764 deaths, across the country. More than 7000 cases have been resolved.

Nicholas Kristof

NickKristof

So what's the undercount on #covid19 in the US? I worked with @Harvard statistician @rafalab to calculate the excess deaths, and it seems that in the US more than 100,000

Dr Bruce Masters

TheBruceMasters

The world needs to quarantine East Asia until this threat is contained. Cancel all flights to and from the affected regions while there's still time.When China sneezes, the world gets

Erica Buddington ✨

ericabuddington

This morning, a mass shooting occurred in my parent’s neighborhood. By the afternoon, we were anxiously awaiting a verdict that we knew would not mean justice. 4 hours after that,

Kyle Lamb

kylamb8

Below is an example of a death certificate from the Nat'l Vital Statistics System (NVSS), a CDC branch that is in charge of D.C. collection/reporting. This is a quick explanation

adduece

adduece

Irony in calling somebody stupid. Facts first Thomas. California- 12,550 deaths. Fact- They are number one in total cases, but Louisiana is number one in cases per 100,000. NY city

Jeremy Faust MD MS (ER physician)

jeremyfaust

There’s one metric that can help us know when it is safe to re-open. This evening, @CarlosdelRio7 and I propose what that is in The @WashingtonPost. It is tracking all

Jeff Adelson

jadelson

While overall COVID hospitalizations in Louisiana dropped since Friday, the situation in the Baton Rouge area continues to get worse. The region is now below 10% of its ICU capacity

Marc Ellison

marceellison

Here's the latest @BBCScotlandNews graph of #coronavirus-related deaths in a few select countries. What does this show us? Here's what I noticed... #COVID19Pandemic #COVID19 1) Scotland - the 50 #coronavirus

🇺🇸BKirby🇺🇸

TheRealBKirby

@LtGovDanForest @DanForestNC thought you would be interested in something that I came across this evening. It scroll down to table 3. https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid_weekly/index.htm?fbclid=IwAR2-muRM3tB3uBdbTrmKwH1NdaBx6PpZo2kxotN

Kata D. Hall

katadhall

UPDATE: The @MDHealthDept is now reporting 8,225 confirmed cases of #COVIDー19 in Maryland. We have added 531 cases since yesterday.Negative tests: 41,539Number of deaths: 235Hospitalizations: 1,860 ever hospitalizedReleased from isolation:

Chris Giles

ChrisGiles_

Update: Today the DHSC announced 813 deaths, but 156 of the English deaths happened before April 6 for which we already have good data. This is quite a problem for

Fr. Bill Dailey, CSC

wrdcsc

A question thread: First, this question is in no way a defence of Trump; any person who replies as such, even old and dear friends, will be blocked, as that

Saifedean.com

saifedean

Sweden did not shut down its economy but its number of new deaths & cases are falling, not rising. And definitely not rising exponentially. Belarus has practically done nothing about

Jim Kloet

JimKloet

I've seen this #covid19 #dataviz several times as an example of great work, but I have some questions and feedback: (THREAD)https://twitter.com/DaveDaversa/status/1249029848015736833 1. #covid19 deaths appear to be sum of deaths