Analysis

I haven’t mentioned this before when I noticed this event because other news just took over. So I just want to drop off a note on this 4000 threshold. Whether I look at the data from the Covid Tracking Project or from the John Hopkins University, we crossed the 4000 daily deaths threshold in January….

If you can’t see it, that’s because it will be a couple of more months, if not a year, before we start to see the coronavirus tamed. A couple of factors for this dismal outlook: 1. We did a lot of traveling over the holidays despite warnings from health officials. Here are the TSA travel…

On Friday, Jan 1st, as I was doing my nightly ritual – updating my files with the latest coronavirus data – I got a weird image. That long blue vertical line at the front of the graph, around January 1st? That is supposed to be January 1, 2021. Originally, the dates from Wikipedia looked like…

A quickie post because it is late and I don’t know if I will do any posting tomorrow (Christmas eve) or the day after (Christmas Day!). At the end of my last post, I had planned on doing a status update of the direction of the pandemic but I forgot, so I thought I would…

Every night when I pull in numbers for the day, California just keeps topping the list. The data lately has been just eye-popping. California was the first state to impose some kind of lockdown and they’ve had some mask mandates and some restrictions on social gatherings, and yet, the case counts are in the stratosphere….

I got a chance to take a peek at those hospitalization data that the government has put out to see what is in there. The link to the site is https://healthdata.gov/agencies/department-health-human-services. This is the generic page and the screen comes up as: Scroll down the page until you see something about patient impact and hospital…