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<title>Kinsa &#x26;#x201C;Health Map&#x26;#x201D; Shows Fever Rates Decreasing Virtually Everywhere In The United States</title>
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<description> Last week, when their &#x26;#x201C;health weather&#x26;#x201D; map debuted, I noted that it was nifty but that it&#x26;#x2019;d be nice to be able to see at a glance on the map whether fevers are becoming more or less common. Kinsa added that feature (&#x26;#x201C;Trends&#x26;#x201D;) yesterday.As you can see above, there&#x26;#x2019;s a band of counties in Colorado and New Mexico that are showing a modest increase but otherwise the fever rate is declining practically everywhere coast to coast. Dark blue areas reflect the steepest decline. Check out L.A.: Not only are they not (yet) seeing atypical rates of fever, they&#x26;#x2019;re waaaaaay...</description>
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