Daily Statistic and Graph of US and Worldwide cases and deaths

Posted by Don Higgins, Volunteer Mentor @dsh33782, Mar 23, 2020

Statistics and graph are updated daily so you can see when the curve begins to flatten and we can discuss what it means:
http://don-higgins.net/coronavirus/Coronavirus_Statistics.pdf

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featherstep1 | @featherstep1 | Jun 1, 2020

Johns Hopkins has an excellent graphic tracking Covid-19: https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html

fiesty76 | @fiesty76 | Jun 1, 2020

Hi, @featherstep1, Thank you for providing this covid tracking graph from John Hopkins....going to share it with others, too!

katiejo59 | @katiejo59 | Jun 3, 2020

Hi, keep those statistics coming. I, for one, find your info. gathering fascinating. A relative out in Arizona had her state go to a version of our "Yellow"
status and as I'd thought, the # of positive tests went up sharply 5-6 days afterward. So, the SD does make a lot of sense. I noticed a lot of youngish folks(like the 18-30,my guess) really slacking off here(in Pa.) with mask-wearing & SD. I'll be the last one wearing a mask! Call me extra careful..doesn't matter. Keep
up the hard work and thanks.

fiesty76 | @fiesty76 | Jun 4, 2020

Hi, katiejo59, I'm like you and want to keep tracking the statistics for our area on the virus spread. People in my city are mostly ignoring the mask and distancing guidelines so I will be among the last to stop. I'm beginning to question when I will begin to feel safe enough to go out and about again.

My psychologist granddaughter lives in Philadelphia and is seeing patients which is a concern for me and her parents. I know she takes precautions and is much younger but there is still so much unknown about this virus. Do you feel safe in your area going out and about or are you staying more isolated?