To: research1234 who wrote (244 ) 3/25/2020 7:51:48 PM From: zax Respond to of 22884 Hi research1234, One data point doth not trend make. My concern is that the deceleration presented by today's number may be in whole or in part due to reduced testing in NY alone, which appears to have been curtailed in the last two days. At present, NY accounts for 50% of US coronavirus cases. Here are the raw numbers with the data if you'd like to chart it yourself. I don't want to add to my daily chore. USA: Confirmed Dead 7-Mar 1 416 17 8-Mar 2 469 19 9-Mar 3 550 21 10-Mar 4 761 28 11-Mar 5 1039 29 12-Mar 6 1322 38 13-Mar 7 1701 40 14-Mar 8 2174 47 15-Mar 9 2952 57 16-Mar 10 3774 69 17-Mar 11 4661 85 18-Mar 12 6510 114 19-Mar 13 9415 150 20-Mar 14 14250 205 21-Mar 15 19624 260 22-Mar 16 26747 340 23-Mar 17 35225 471 24-Mar 18 46450 593 25-Mar 19 55225 802
Also, I backfilled in the missing data from before March 7, using another source, if you want that too. But the secondary source reports by date of infection, not by date of positive test result. So, by the second source, February 28 would correspond to March 6. Here is that data through February 28. I don't have the total number of dead for this data, only the confirmed total number of infected. 14-Jan 1 2 15-Jan 2 2 16-Jan 3 3 17-Jan 4 3 18-Jan 5 3 19-Jan 6 3 20-Jan 7 4 21-Jan 8 5 22-Jan 9 6 23-Jan 10 6 24-Jan 11 7 25-Jan 12 10 26-Jan 13 10 27-Jan 14 10 28-Jan 15 13 29-Jan 16 14 30-Jan 17 15 31-Jan 18 15 1-Feb 19 16 2-Feb 20 17 3-Feb 21 17 4-Feb 22 17 5-Feb 23 17 6-Feb 24 19 7-Feb 25 19 8-Feb 26 20 9-Feb 27 20 10-Feb 28 24 11-Feb 29 29 12-Feb 30 29 13-Feb 31 33 14-Feb 32 34 15-Feb 33 38 16-Feb 34 40 17-Feb 35 48 18-Feb 36 57 19-Feb 37 63 20-Feb 38 73 21-Feb 39 91 22-Feb 40 113 23-Feb 41 130 24-Feb 42 172 25-Feb 43 206 26-Feb 44 257 27-Feb 45 298 28-Feb 46 359