April 3rd data curves:
Both the @FT and @OurWorldInData show the same very steep slope in US deaths, the unchanged doubling time at ~3 days.
Let's hope for some magic mitigation to interrupt the course of these curves
(the UK is running right along the US not good place to be)
Both the @FT and @OurWorldInData show the same very steep slope in US deaths, the unchanged doubling time at ~3 days.
Let's hope for some magic mitigation to interrupt the course of these curves
(the UK is running right along the US not good place to be)
More on April 3:
--New York, the steepest fatality curve in the world, but at least the doubling time is increasing and it's better (shift right) than the past few days
--But also steeper slope noted for WA, FL, NJ
--Less (better) for LA, MI today
--New York, the steepest fatality curve in the world, but at least the doubling time is increasing and it's better (shift right) than the past few days
--But also steeper slope noted for WA, FL, NJ
--Less (better) for LA, MI today
Every day @jburnmurdoch increases the log Y-axis plot for US cases, and each day the US doesn't fit on the chart
