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  1. 23 apr.

    How many days of deaths in excess of 2,000 will we have to endure before we go to stricter/more-authoritarian lockdown restrictions? We've done a good job in 'ing, but we seem to be stuck around 2,000 deaths a day. What will it take to get to zero?

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  2. 16 apr.

    Today is the first day that the global number of new cases has decreased for FOUR days in a row. 2020-04-11: 89,593 2020-04-12: 85,566 2020-04-13: 76,381 2020-04-14: 71,680 2020-04-15: 70,004

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  3. 14 apr.

    Source: W.H.O. situation reports. Numbers do not include "data" from CCP. Also, there was a day early on that did have a streak of 3 days of decline, but that was before there were 200 total cases worldwide, so that's not worth mentioning.

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  4. 14 apr.

    Today is the first day that the number of new cases has decreased for THREE days in a row. 2020-04-11: 89,593 2020-04-12: 85,566 2020-04-13: 76,381 2020-04-14: 71,680

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  5. 14 apr.

    I haven't posted an update to this animation of deaths per capita for the states in a while.

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  6. 11 apr.

    Countries with > 10% increase in deaths from previous day: * United Kingdom - 12.3% * Belgium - 19.7% * India - 20.1% * Egypt - 14.4% * United States 13.2% * Canada - 15.2% * Brazil - 17.6%

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  7. 11 apr.

    NY keeps promising that the peak is almost here. I'm looking forward to seeing my graph trend down in daily rates. I'm betting the goalposts are going to keep shifting however.

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    11 apr.

    China is a dictatorship that, for decades, enforced a one child per family policy under penalty of forced sterilization. But they can't close down the farmer's market from hell?

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  9. 8 apr.

    I always wonder what these people think would be an "acceptable" number of deaths before we should act. Let's take a look at the trend of an average influenza year and the worst influenza year of the last decade. Is it concerning to double the worst year?

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  10. 5 apr.

    If you compare the number of deaths to the number of cases from 2 weeks ago, the trend points to “over” being the safer bet.

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  11. 5 apr.

    Not to make light of a horrible situation, but if the line is 30,000.5 U.S. deaths by EOD Friday (2020-04-10), where would you put your money?

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  12. 4 apr.

    And this is the updated version of my comparison of the to a hypothetical curve of the "average" Influenza year and the "worst" Influenza year in the past decade. (For the United States in case it isn't obvious.)

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  13. 4 apr.

    The latest of my animation of the progression of per capita deaths for each state. Louisiana and New Jersey still struggling. New York still many days away from its projected peak.

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  14. 2 apr.

    An updated chart (through 2020-04-01) for the current rate and total deaths compared to hypothetical influenza deaths for an "average" year and the worst year in the last decade.

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  15. 1 apr.

    New Jersey is quickly gaining on New York in cases per capita. Sadly, this probably means that it will move up the ranks in a week or two in terms of deaths per capita as well.

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  16. 30 mrt.

    I can't find data with daily/weekly breakdown of deaths for the flu, so I'm taking the total numbers that are widely reported and doing a normal distribution over the typical length of the flu season. It's not perfect but gets the point across.

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  17. 30 mrt.

    For the people and those complaining about , here is a graph of an "average" flu year and the worst flu year in the past decade put together with deaths so far. please.

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  18. 28 mrt.

    Here's another "bar chart race" style visualization. This time it's the per capita mortality rate per state. We're going to start hearing more and more about the crisis in Louisiana soon I'm guessing.

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  19. 28 mrt.

    Don't be fooled into thinking is just a problem in NY. The large population there skews results. Take a look at the per capita animation of state cases over time. New Jersey moving up fast, as is Louisiana.

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  20. 27 mrt.

    This is what it looks like to . The trend line over the last 30 days shows that the world is slowing the spread of / .

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