Confirmed Cases and Deaths by US State Top 15 States 3-27-20

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[nwrep]

All states with big cities.

[NoLibZone]

At 11:45am PST

[NoLibZone]

Bingo.
High Density living that the DNC pushes.

[Sacajaweau]

You need to add the population to each of those. AND you have to do all states. You’re looking for cases per population.

[Mr Rogers]

Two weeks ago, the Ohio Gov assured us Ohio had at least 100,000 cases roaming around. Two weeks later, only 19 total have died in Ohio.

Should we assume the death rate is 0.019%?

Or should we assume the Gov of Ohio was, is and ever shall be an IDIOT?!

[Steve_Seattle]

"All states with big cities."

And airline hubs.

[DannyTN]

The flubros were trying to say the death rate in NY was 0.6% and dropping.

It's now over 1.1%. Compared to the flu of 0.1%.

Dr. Fouci continues to be right in his Mar 11 statement. His previous Feb 26 comments that were wrongly portrayed today as an admission of error not withstanding.

Coronavirus Is 10 Times More Lethal Than Seasonal Flu, Fauci Says

[DoodleBob]

Here is my standardization by population by select countries and states:

Country/Region	Population (MM)	Confirmed Cases 3/26/2020	Standardized Cases 3/27/2020	Rank by Confirmed Cases Mar 26	Rank by Standardized Cases Mar 26
Austria	9.0	6,909	253,879	14	6
Belgium	11.5	6,235	177,802	16	10
California	39.5	3,899	32,472	17	22
China	1433.8	83,088	19,069	2	23
Denmark	5.8	1,877	107,011	22	13
Florida	21.5	2,357	36,112	21	21
France	65.1	29,155	147,304	10	11
Germany	83.5	43,938	173,120	7	9
Hubei	58.5	67,801	381,383	4	4
Iran	82.9	29,406	116,705	9	12
Italy	60.6	80,589	437,968	3	3
Korea, South	51.2	9,241	59,363	13	17
Massachusetts	6.9	2,417	114,447	20	14
New Jersey	8.9	6,876	254,740	15	8
New York	19.5	37,877	640,705	8	1
Norway	5.4	3,369	206,107	18	7
Pennsylvania	12.8	1,795	46,139	23	20
Spain	46.7	57,786	406,860	5	5
Sweden	10.0	2,840	93,116	19	15
Switzerland	8.6	11,811	452,383	11	2
Texas	29.0	1,563	17,738	24	24
United Kingdom	67.5	11,658	56,808	12	18
US	329.1	83,836	83,836	1	16
US excl NY	309.6	45,959	48,847	6	19

[DoodleBob]

I pFYI - I pulled down the Confirmed Case data used by JH that is housed on GitHub and then pulled in the population counts by country (and state) from the UN (yea, I know...work with me). In the table, I list select countries and US states’ Confirmed Case Counts. I then ‘standarize’ that data by dividing each nation or state’s Confirmed Case Count by the respective population, then I multiply that standardized value by the US’ population, to put each nation/state’s Confirmed Case Count on a standardized/US-centric basis.

[Leep]

And major Airports.

[Empire_of_Liberty]

“You need to add the population to each of those. AND you have to do all states. You’re looking for cases per population.”

The link did not work for me, and I would like to see all states.

Why would you need the population? Of the State? I am not looking at cases per “population” because the “population” is completely arbitrary and cases are all over the place because of testing.

I would think we want deaths attributed by doctors to COVID-19, by States or even more localized.

That is, of course, just my opinion.

[Jvette]

What do you mean by standardized cases?

[ripnbang]

And the pearl clutchers were saying the death rate was over 5%....

So, if we were to believe those that say there’s 100,000 more people out there with COVID 19 (Ohio Governor says this) then that’s 196,968 with COVID 19. At that number the death rate is .07%...very close to the .06%.

[treetopsandroofs]

The important thing to our domestic enemies is to leverage this against Trump and America, no matter what the cost.

They’ve pretty much succeeded, and have LOTS of knee-jerk support here.

[Steve_Seattle]

"Should we assume the death rate is 0.019%?"

Good point. Still, there were 200+ new cases in one day, and if that continues, or rises, the percentage would go up. But you'd have to have more than 200 new cases per day for over a year to get to 100,000, and the incubation period is believed to be from 6 to 24 days (14 days is usually given). It looks like the governors claim of 100,000 cases could turn into 4,000 - 8,000 actual cases in the relevant time frame.

[DannyTN]

Reminds me of the old joke...

A Statistician, and economist and an Accountant crashed at sea.

The Statistician calculated the odds of survival and sank immediately.

The Accountant recalculated the distance to shore until it was short enough for him to swim.

And the Economist assumed he had a life boat.

[JayGalt]

There are all 50 states at the site and a handy toggle button that shows how many new cases/deaths were in the prior 24h (in other words today new vs yesterday new).

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/

NY Yesterday
New Cases +6,011
New Deaths +100

NJ
New Cases +2,474
New Deaths +19

Today as of 3:30p
NY
New Cases +5,658
New Deaths +53

NJ
New Cases +1,949
New Deaths + 27

[euclid216]

First, there is no way to know the Death Rate, since we don’t know how many people have had the virus, and recovered, without reporting it. Therefore, the denominator is unknown.

Second, I would like to know the number of deaths of people with NO pre-existing conditions. There are unconfirmed reports that that number is close to zero.

[wastoute]

Yeah, today’s data is still flowing in. To get a complete 24 hours you have to look at yesterday. Go to USA, then go to the bottom. There is a graph of # new deaths.