Daily Statistic and Graph of US and Worldwide cases and deaths

US Coronavirus Confirmed Cases and Deaths 2020-03-30.
US daily death rate of change is still increasing but may be starting to flatten? See PDF version of statistics, graphs, and references here:
http://don-higgins.net/coronavirus/Coronavirus_Statistics.pdf

US Coronavirus Confirmed Cases and Deaths 2020-03-31.
US daily death rate doubled since yesterday increasing from 322 to 657? See PDF version of statistics, graphs, and references here:
http://don-higgins.net/coronavirus/Coronavirus_Statistics.pdf

@dsh33782 Thank you Don, for doing this every day. I am not surprised to see the change like you show - remember that yesterday was reflecting weekend numbers, when reporting may not have been at peak efficiency, so today's numbers are perhaps showing the reporting catching up with the reality. Overall, I am heartened to see that the number of new cases reported have "flattened" for several days - hanging at about 20,000 new cases per day, even though it becomes a smaller percentage of total cases reported - it may indicate that isolation is helping.
It will be interesting to see if we begin to see the number of new cases decline as isolation goes on.
The second concern I have is that the numbers reported, as alarming as they are, are only test-confirmed cases of the virus. We KNOW there are many people symptomatic but untested due to shortages, so the public needs to assume that this virus is far more common that reported.
Stay calm, Stay home & Stay safe.
Sue

Sue, thanks for reply and analysis. I agree the confirmed cases totals do not tell the whole story. The US testing is ramping up but is 3 times lower than Italy and Spain on a per capita basis according to news reports. Once we get comprehensive testing available with rapid results, then we can better manage the responses.

US Coronavirus Confirmed Cases and Deaths 2020-04-01.
No flattening yet. See PDF version of statistics, graphs, and references here:
http://don-higgins.net/coronavirus/Coronavirus_Statistics.pdf

Here is link to Coronavirus model projections for US individual states including days until virus peak, hospital beds, ICU beds, and ventilators:
https://covid19.healthdata.org/projections
This model was referenced by Dr. Deborah Birx yesterday, and shows relative estimate of time available for each state to get ready for virus peak. Unlike the total confirmed cases and deaths statistics, these projections are based on models.

Please note the results are updated and change daily. Stay safe and healthy.

US Coronavirus Confirmed Cases and Deaths 2020-04-02.
No flattening yet. US deaths have doubled in the last 4 days rising to 1056 in the last 24 hours. See PDF version of statistics, graphs, and references here:
http://don-higgins.net/coronavirus/Coronavirus_Statistics.pdf
See the new reference link to UW Healthdata model website for projections of when each US state will peak:
https://covid19.healthdata.org/projections
The model also tracks hospital beds, ICU beds, and ventilators for each state.
This model was referenced by Dr. Deborah Birx recently. The model is updated daily to reflect latest database changes. Today New York is projected to peak on April 9 and Florida where I live is projected to peak on May 3.

US Coronavirus Confirmed Cases and Deaths 2020-04-03.
US daily death rate dropped from 1056 to 921.
See PDF version of statistics, graphs, and references here:
http://don-higgins.net/coronavirus/Coronavirus_Statistics.pdf
See the new reference link to UW Healthdata model website for projections of when each US state will peak:
https://covid19.healthdata.org/projections

US Coronavirus Confirmed Cases and Deaths 2020-04-02.
No flattening yet. US deaths have doubled in the last 4 days rising to 1056 in the last 24 hours. See PDF version of statistics, graphs, and references here:
http://don-higgins.net/coronavirus/Coronavirus_Statistics.pdf

US Coronavirus Confirmed Cases and Deaths 2020-04-03.
US daily death rate dropped from 1056 to 921.
See PDF version of statistics, graphs, and references here:
http://don-higgins.net/coronavirus/Coronavirus_Statistics.pdf