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Disclosure

tl;dr: I'm not an epidemiologist or journalist and pulling data from publicly available 3rd-party sources and creating visualizations to better understand the COVID-19 coronavirus.
This published Coda doc is a free and informational tool for all those who are working to understand and combat COVID-19. This dashboard is intended for informational purposes only and relies entirely on data provided by various third-party data sources including the The COVID Tracking Project, Department of Health for various U.S. states, and more. This dashboard is not for commercial use and is intended and should be used to provide background and context on the evolving COVID-19 situation. Coda disclaims any and all representations and warranties with respect to the dashboard, including accuracy, fitness for use and merchantability. This disclosure was adapted from .

Change Log

Log of changes, edits, and corrections being made to this resource. If you have any ideas, edits, or suggestions, email
al@coda.io.

May 18, 2020

NYC stopped reporting deaths by underlying conditions by borough

April 14, 2020

Added new confirmed cases, hospitalizations, and deaths to and new confirmed cases by county in

April 13, 2020

Deaths by NYC borough not included in NYC Health's daily reporting, only high-level number

April 10, 2020

Added logarithmic charts to and

April 5, 2020

Added NYC borough level data to

April 4, 2020

County-level data will only be for New York State due to data size issues ()
For all U.S. county-data, see

March 29, 2020

Updated all charts on to match the charts from the country-level
Added a county table to look up individual counties by state in
Analyzing a new made available from the New York Times a few days ago looking at all county-level data going back to end of January to incorporate into

March 22, 2020

Created this state-level doc. Country-level data on
For data prior to March 4th, using Johns Hopkins University Data
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