[BostonCard]

Brazil overtook the US for most deaths in a day today (though because of irregular reporting, deaths in the US tend to be a bit cyclical and reach a nadir on Sundays).  (Reported) Deaths worldwide are down substantially from a peak April 17 of 8,429 to 2,826 yesterday, though as more developing nations are enmeshed, you can expect many COVID-19 deaths to go unreported.  Yesterday, the countries that reported more than 100 deaths were (in descending order): Brazil, US, Mexico, India, Russia, UK.  Spain is down to 74 deaths, and Italy is down to 50.  China (if the numbers are to be believed) no longer has any deaths due to COVID-19.

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[BostonCard]

Brazil overtook the US for most deaths in a day today (though because of irregular reporting, deaths in the US tend to be a bit cyclical and reach a nadir on Sundays).  (Reported) Deaths worldwide are down substantially from a peak April 17 of 8,429 to 2,826 yesterday, though as more developing nations are enmeshed, you can expect many COVID-19 deaths to go unreported.  Yesterday, the countries that reported more than 100 deaths were (in descending order): Brazil, US, Mexico, India, Russia, UK.  Spain is down to 74 deaths, and Italy is down to 50.  China (if the numbers are to be believed) no longer has any deaths due to COVID-19.

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[82 Card]

The virus is running wild in South America. Adjusted for population, Chile, Peru and Brazil take the first three places with 179.2, 121 and 77 new cases per million per day respectively. Saudi Arabia in 4th and the US is in 5th with 67.1 new cases per day per million. This is as of May 23.
Source: http://91-divoc.com/pages/covid-visualization/

[82 Card]

The virus is running wild in South America. Adjusted for population, Chile, Peru and Brazil take the first three places with 179.2, 121 and 77 new cases per million per day respectively. Saudi Arabia in 4th and the US is in 5th with 67.1 new cases per day per million. This is as of May 23.
Source: http://91-divoc.com/pages/covid-visualization/

[JJJ]

I'm just bumping this thread because I'd seen an economist reference http://91-divoc.com/pages/covid-visualization/ today and, not surprisingly, it had already been mentioned in this forum but I thought it could use a little more airtime, as it were.

You can play with virtually unlimited combinations of various data. (Not always with happy results.)

[JJJ]

I'm just bumping this thread because I'd seen an economist reference http://91-divoc.com/pages/covid-visualization/ today and, not surprisingly, it had already been mentioned in this forum but I thought it could use a little more airtime, as it were.

You can play with virtually unlimited combinations of various data. (Not always with happy results.)