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It would be really cool if we could adjust the time on the graphs - so that I could look at just the data from March, for example, or I could pick out one week. The graphs all looked so different a month ago but all of that data now looks like nothing because the numbers have gotten so much bigger now. Thanks for doing this!
by dt at 2020-05-31 11:40:30 UTC
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EU Population data is in 2016, European Union 28 countries including UK.
by web admin at 2020-04-30 13:43:48 UTC
Currently data source from The Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at JHU from 2020-Apr-22. Not sure but this might be temporally.
Hi - Please don't make it a EU vs USA thing people are dying -
by kekus at 2020-04-24 00:49:40 UTC
Hi - Could you show a graph of EU vs USA -
by Shtig at 2020-04-22 11:02:15 UTC
π¨π³ China available to compare now π
by web admin at 2020-04-15 19:02:32 UTC
Would be cool to see the number of recovered people in every country
by bruhh at 2020-04-11 21:00:08 UTC
Would be useful if China was included. Even if they (probably falsely) report minimal cases
by Z at 2020-04-06 09:17:32 UTC
Thanks for adding the logarithmic charting. The US rate of increase is gradually slowing! A basic first differential analysis shows the US death rate had a best fit with T-3 comparison to infections. This changed on March 26th to a best fit with T-1 infections. What changed? Hospital capacity becoming overwhelmed? Or testing processing being altered or increased?
by Chuck O at 2020-04-04 18:58:28 UTC
China's data can't be relied upon... just imagine if Trump could control the numbers released to the public. Smh.
by Shcon at 2020-04-04 14:24:38 UTC
logarithmic available now!
by web admin at 2020-04-04 04:43:58 UTC
If possible, a logarithmic plot of the data.
And, when possible, please explain to those asking why China not included. Although readily apparent to many, the simple reason should be stated and do away these conspiracy theories
by Submariner RC at 2020-04-01 17:08:10 UTC
Please add total international deaths graph please. Similar to the total international infected graph.
by unknown at 2020-03-29 08:13:00 UTC
Why no logarithmic plots?
by unknown at 2020-03-28 20:55:27 UTC
Thank you for this chart. It really help see the seriousness of self isolation and social distancing. I can't believe the amount of hardship throughout the world and my heart goes out to all the health care workers who are the only interaction to those who are distant to those who love them.
by unknown at 2020-03-28 14:53:05 UTC
if china's stats where on there we would see the curve flatten and decline and we could forcast for ourselves
by unknown at 2020-03-28 00:48:11 UTC
This Graph seems a bit weird, almost as if its sponsored by China not showing its stats. So why isn't China on here? Afterall, the Chinese Government is the reason why the World is this mess now.
by unknown at 2020-03-25 03:54:17 UTC
Person or people making the graphs, could you do a daily difference between the number of deaths per day? Not cumulative but just global daily deaths. It could be more informative than infections due to the irregularity of people showing symptoms as well as test reliability and availability.
Itβs time for herd immunity to be our method. Most of our cases are mild illnesses, not death. The sooner we are exposed to this the sooner we gain natural immunity. Staying apart too long will only introduce a whole new round of this when we all go back out there. Letβs give it one more week then get back to life. Protect those who are older. Wash your hands. Stay home if youβre sick and stay away from the elderly. Keep your kids home when theyβre sick. Donβt touch your face without washing those hands.
Kinda just normal smart everyday things to prevent any germ...
by Pixie at 2020-03-24 04:10:25 UTC
Added population data (except some countries/regions)
by web admin at 2020-03-23 11:15:19 UTC
I imagine the Chinese numbers are not being calculated due to their high probability of being false. This only muddles a data set, instead of bringing clarity
by unknown at 2020-03-22 09:09:18 UTC
I'm not seeing china's data in all this? Can this be fixed. I would like to do some comparisons
by unknown at 2020-03-21 17:57:13 UTC
Why are there no statistics here for the originating country ... it would be so illuminating at this early stage. Is China with holding this data now? Are you choosing not to include the data set from China. A flaw in this otherwise apparently helpful tool.