Thread by @YossiGestetner

US #CoronaVirusDeathRate by date:

4.06% March 8 (22 deaths of 541 known cases)

3.69% March 9 (26 of 704)

3.01% March 10 (30 of 994)

2.95% March 11 (38 of 1,295)

2.52% March 12 (42 of 1,695)

2.27% March 13 (49 of 2,247)

Continued:

1.93% March 14 (57 of 2,954)

1.84% March 15 (68 of 3,680)

1.82% March 16 (85 of 4661)

1.70% March 17 (109 of 6,411)

1.62% March 18 (150 of 9,259)

1.50% March 19 (207 of 13,789)

1.32% March 20 (256 of 19,383)

The 19,383 number is of about 195,000 tests (per VP Pence).

More on the US:

Date (total Coronavirus deaths at given date) + the difference in deaths over previous day:

March 8 (22 deaths)

March 9 (26 deaths) + 4

March 10 (30 deaths) + 4

March 11 (38 deaths) + 8

March 12 (42 deaths) + 4

March 13 (49 deaths) + 7

Continued:

March 14 (57 deaths) + 8

March 15 (68 deaths) + 11

March 16 (85 deaths) + 17

March 17 (109 deaths) +24

March 18 (150 deaths) + 41

March 19 (207 deaths) + 57

March 20 (256 Deaths) + 49

Italy had 157 known cases 10 days before the US. Here is where each country stood 17 days from that point:

Italy (March 10th) 631 deaths of 10,149 known cases. This is a 7.2% death rate.

US (March 20th) 256 deaths of 19,383 cases. This is a 1.32% #CoronaVirusDeathRate.

Total US deaths at end of Sat 3/21/20 was 302; up by 46 from a day before. Recent:

March 17 (109 deaths) +24

March 18 (150 deaths) + 41

March 19 (207 deaths) + 57

March 20 (256 Deaths) + 49

#CoronaVirusDeathRate:

1.70% 17th

1.62% 18th

1.50% 19th

1.32% 20th

1.24% 21st

🚨 US Coronavirus deaths up by 117 on Sunday; death rate holds.

March 18 (150 deaths) + 41

March 19 (207 deaths) + 57

March 20 (256 Deaths) + 49

March 21 (302 deaths) +46

March 22 (419 deaths) +117

#CoronaVirusDeathRate:

1.50% 19th

1.32% 20th

1.24% 21st

1.24% 22nd