United States Data πΊπΈ
Here is today's update regarding the spread of COVID-19 in the United States.- US Confirmed Cases: 506,740
- US Confirmed Deaths: 19,624 (New Deaths: 1,792)
- US Death Rate: 3.9%
Based on today's number of confirmed cases and the current doubling period, here are today's projections if nothing changes and the doubling period remains constant:
- April 19 – 1.0 million cases
- April 28 – 2.0 million cases
- May 7 – 4.1 million cases
- May 15 – 8.1 million cases
- April 15 – 39,000 deaths
- April 20 – 78,000 deaths
- April 25 – 157,000 deaths
- April 30 – 314,000 deaths
Global Data π
- Global Confirmed Cases: 1,738,814
- Global Confirmed Recovered: 185,289 (10.7%)
- Global Confirmed Deaths: 106,799
- Global Death Rate: 6.1%
Based on today's cases and the current doubling period, here are the projections for the world if nothing changes and the doubling period remains constant:
- April 22 – 3.5 million cases
- May 4 – 7.0 million cases
- May 15 – 13.9 million cases
- May 27 – 27.8 million cases
Georgia Data π
These daily updates include data and projections for the state of Georgia because that is where a large number of my family and friends live.- Georgia Confirmed Cases: 12,159
- Georgia Cases Currently Hospitalized: 2,479 (20.4%)
- Georgia Confirmed Deaths: 428
- Georgia Death Rate: 3.5%
Based on today's data and the current doubling periods for confirmed cases (7.9 days) and deaths (11.0 days), here are today's projections if nothing changes and the doubling period remains constant:
Confirmed Case Projections:
- April 18 – 24,000 cases
- April 26 – 49,000 cases
- May 4 – 97,000 cases
- May 12 – 195,000 cases
- April 21 – 900 deaths
- May 2 – 1,700 deaths
- May 13 – 3,400 deaths
- May 24 – 6,800 deaths
Positive & Useful News
In an effort to provide some relief from the endless stream of scary news about COVID-19, these daily updates will include links to any available positive or constructive news related to this disease. Here are today's links:Treatments, Testing, and Vaccines
- Bill Gates is funding new factories for 7 potential coronavirus vaccines, even though it will waste billions of dollars | Business Insider
- Coronavirus vaccine backed by Bill Gates enters human testing on Penn volunteers
- Coronavirus vaccine may be six months away, lead researcher says
- Experimental coronavirus treatment remdesivir shows promise in study where two thirds of patients improved
- Sanofi offers 100 mln doses of hydroxychloroquine in COVID-19 fight
- FDA approves Ohio State’s COVID-19 testing solution
- Feds allow pharmacists to order, administer COVID-19 coronavirus tests
- Florida expands coronavirus testing to better measure spread
- U.S. 'days away' from widespread coronavirus antibody testing, experts say
- Apple Maps will soon display COVID-19 testing locations
- Coronavirus antibody tests begin in Los Angeles
- Amazon, contemplating coronavirus tests for all employees, begins building its own testing lab
- Fujifilm announces the start of a phase II clinical trial of its influenza antiviral drug “Avigan® Tablet” for COVID-19 patients in the U.S.
- Antiviral Drug Shows Early Promise in Severely Ill Coronavirus Patients
Masks, Ventilators, and Other Protective Equipment
- Coronavirus: 150 Tunisians self-isolate in factory to make masks
- Manatee Memorial staff say N95 masks are disinfected with UV light, reused up to 5 times
- New coronavirus surge: Disinfecting health care worker face masks
- Coronavirus in US: Indo-American entreprenuer to produce 10k face masks daily
- Baker Hughes re-purposes 3-D printers, teams up to make PPE for COVID-19 frontline workers
Other News of Interest
- CDC Announces Modifications and Extension of No Sail Order for All Cruise Ships
- 750,000 people volunteered to help Britain’s NHS. Now they’re being deployed.
- Apple and Google will make tracking technology to fight coronavirus
- Portugal coronavirus: Migrants and asylum-seekers given full citizenship rights during outbreak
- The law of generosity combatting coronavirus in Pakistan
- Covid-19 Changed How the World Does Science, Together
- The one data point that suggests both New York and California are getting coronavirus under control
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