#Deaths

Lykke E. Andersen

lykkeeandersen

It amazes me is how differently the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted countries in 2020. Globally, COVID-19 ended up being slightly less deadly than Alzheimers & Dementia in 2020: https://www.worldlifeexpectancy.com/selected-deaths-vs-covi

PoliMath

politicalmath

A lot of states get left out of the new when it comes to COVID numbers. For today's newsletter, I charted every state's COVID data.I grouped the US into 8

Mike Reich

datareich

How bad will the #COVID surge be this winter? A with three possible scenarios. We're likely about 2 months from a peak in late January/early February. We can expect expect

Youyang Gu

youyanggu

In our update this week, we've lowered our COVID-19 projections by ~10%. We're now forecasting 42,000 (25-68k) additional deaths & 220,000 total deaths (202-244k) by November 1.See our latest projections

Concerned of Bristol

ConcernedofBri1

I don’t agree with the BBC stating deaths are rising gradually.3000+ deaths a week is not gradual, although it fits with their narrative.But if we look more closely something interesting

Dr. Tom Frieden

DrTomFrieden

1/11 Weekly epi review. Just when you thought it couldn’t get worse….But stay tuned for news Tuesday about a better way to get a nation-wide approach despite lack of national

Matt McKinney

_mattmckinney

It's discouraging to see where we're at with COVID, and even more so after witnessing a press conference Monday in which unmasked U.S. Senate candidate Jason Lewis shook hands and

Pajamas It Is

HeckofaLiberal

Keep in mind this was likely here FAR before March. My son’s ped. agrees they had it in January 2020, he said lots of kids coming in with flu like

Otis Reid

otis_reid

The darkest colored states here are averaging 100+ new _diagnosed_ COVID cases per 100k population per day -- meaning that 1%+ of the state population has an active (diagnosed!) COVID

Maria T

MariaT63954739

@SirGrahamBrady @SteveBakerHW @GregClarkMP @neill_bob @Jeremy_Hunt @Tobias_Ellwood Government covid dashboard has consistently shown 3% of all positive covid tests end up in fatality. Current positive tests 2.5 Million - current deaths

Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo

KBibbinsDomingo

Out today in @JAMAInternalMed our study led by @ch272n looking at excess mortality in CA in the first 6 months of the pandemic.Excess Mortality in California During the COVID-19 Pandemic,

D Giannoulopoulos

DimitriosGian

Just logged in w/ @prospect_uk debate on "Democracy & Rule of Law in Age of #COVIDー19", w/ Lord Sumption in conversation w/ @JoshuaRozenberg, the moment Lord Sumption criticised human rights

Lexis-Olivier Ray

ShotOn35mm

I analyzed homeless deaths from hypothermia and other underlying conditions from 2016-2020 in Los Angeles for @LATACO. I found that more unhoused ppl died of hypothermia during years that in

Ben Shapiro

benshapiro

There is a myth that has now been built into this election: that Trump is a miasmatic evil force, a blight that will, when lifted from the land, take with

David Paton

cricketwyvern

Two things stand out from the data & evidence:1. When there is a surge in infections, cases eventually come down whether or not there is a lockdown/significant restrictions.2. Lockdowns/many restrictions

TNK 🙂

TTBikeFit

Cov19 analysis for State of RI. RI was hit hard in the Spring like other nearby states. Are we setting up for round 2 or is something else happening? Read

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