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Great resource. I'd love to see per-country graphs for new infections, recoveries and deaths. Looking at the world graph it appears that the infection rate is

• jedbrown 7y ago
  It's been that way every day for the past week, presumably due to reporting latency.
  • mrec 7y ago
    Aside from that, it's very important to remember that this dashboard shows confirmed cases, not infections. Trends and patterns are as much about testing/reporting as about the virus itself.
• ash 7y ago
  Total number of confirmed infections is a misleading metric. Criteria for testing constantly changes everywhere. Test kits become more (or less) available. Hospital resources are allocated differently based on changing situation, etc. Two random examples: * March 15th, Southern Finland - "Coronavirus testing to focus on health professionals. … people returning from trips abroad will not necessarily be tested, let alone all of the people suffering flu symptoms." https://yle.fi/uutiset/osasto/news/hus_coronavirus_testing_to_focus_on_health_professionals/11257869 https://yle.fi/uutiset/osasto/news/hus_coronavirus_testing_t... * UK NHS now recommends simply staying at home and not even contacting them in mild cases. https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-advice/ https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isol...
• kube-system 7y ago
  They update it throughout the day, check back at midnight for the final count for the day.
• bradstewart 7y ago
  https://covid19info.live/ https://covid19info.live/ will show per-country graphs. It appears to use the same data as the JHU dashboard.