Kara Oehler

@karaoehler

I like all forms of documentary, but love audio best. Currently Co-Founder

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    13 mai

    We want to flag that the finally has begun to release state testing data! The topline numbers are similar, but there considerable differences at the state level.

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    7 mai

    The reported death toll also reached a new high: 2,746. There is an important caveat to this number: NY reported 941 deaths, most of which were newly confirmed, but did not occur in the last 24 hours. Sharp local reporting on the topic:

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    7 mai

    Our daily update is published. We’ve now tracked 8.1 million tests, up 318k from yesterday, a new one-day high. Note that we can only track tests that a state reports. For details, see:

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    4 mai

    NEWS: New York state officially crosses the threshold of more than 1 Million COVID19 tests- the first state in the nation to reach this threshold. We need millions more. Also, lowest new positive number in a long while- only 2,538. New hospitalizations down to 717. Deaths 226.

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    We just updated the race and ethnicity data in the COVID Racial Data Tracker and we're happy to report progress. Only four states do not report some kind of race/ethnicity data. They are: North Dakota, Nebraska, Nevada, and South Dakota.

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    Well, the Washington Post's story about how droplets spread on airplanes wins the award for "gif most likely to give me nightmares FOREVER"

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    26 avr.

    Our daily update is published. We’ve now tracked 5.4 million tests, up 257k from yesterday. Another huge testing day. 4/22 was a clear inflection point. Note that we can only track tests that a state reports. For details, see:

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    22 avr.

    One thing I think we've learned about the COVID-19 data is that we should not declare that we've passed the peak based on 2-3 days of data. And yet, every week, Sat-Mon, I watch people declare that the worst is over.

    Deaths rose to a new single-day high in our dataset. Because of weekend reporting lags, Tuesday numbers have set new highs (to that date) throughout April. Tues 4/21: 2,674 deaths Tues 4/14: 2,299 deaths Tues 4/7: 1,926 deaths Tues 3/31: 820 deaths
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    14 avr.

    Deaths, unfortunately, bounced back as they did last Tuesday. This is the highest death total for any day so far: 2,299. That's up 849 day-over-day and up 373 compared to a week ago. This is not what anyone was hoping to see in today's data.

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    14 avr.

    Good news: the plateau is real. Bad news: yesterday's dip in daily deaths may have been a holiday reporting blip. We are back at 778 deaths in the past 24 hours, similar to #'s last week. As long as total hospitalizations remains flat, I suspect we can expect more of the same.

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    Our daily update is published. We’ve now tracked a total of 1.6+ million tests, up more than 200k from yesterday. The testing plateau is over. Note that we can only track tests that a state reports. And not all states report all tests. For details, see:

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    Our daily update is published. We’ve tracked a total of 1,149,960 tests, up ~100k from yesterday. Note that we can only track tests that a state reports. And not all states report all negative tests. For details, see:

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    31 mars

    California has been the biggest question mark in the coronavirus outbreak. The state has the lowest per-capita testing rates in the country and a huge number of pending tests. After a lot of digging, we know (at least part of) what's going on now.

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    30 mars

    Our daily update is published. We’ve tracked a total of 944,854 completed tests, up more than 113 thousand from yesterday. Note that we can only track tests that a state reports. And not all states report all negative tests. For details, see:

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    27 mars

    Our daily update is published. We've now tracked 626,667 completed tests, with more than ~100k reported over the last 24 hours. Note: We think we are capturing roughly 90% of tests completed. For state-by-state details, see:

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    26 mars

    New: We don’t know how many COVID-19 patients are hospitalized across the country, because only some states are publishing data. Journalists can join our effort to gather this data from every state.

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  17. a retweeté
    22 mars

    Our 4 pm update is published. The US has now completed tests on at least 227,365 people, up 44,560 from yesterday's total. Note that we can only track tests that a state reports (for now). And not all states report all negative tests. For details, see:

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    20 mars

    BIG NEWS. with Wendy will continue for the rest of the school year!! Every school day, 10-10.30am pst. live on instagram, with a permanent home to come. More here: FUN!!!

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    20 mars

    Our 4 pm update is published! The US has now tested at least 138,521 people, up 34,654 from yesterday's total. Note that we can only track tests that a state reports. And not all states report negative tests. For details, see:

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    20 mars

    Two immediate volunteer needs for . We’d want you to be able dedicate time. This is an intense project. You should know that. 1) We need an Asst Managing Editor to work with . Traits: wisdom, communication. Bonuses for design & tech chops, Pacific time.

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