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Our daily update is published. We’ve now tracked 9.7 million tests, up 306k from yesterday.

Note that we can only track tests that a state reports.

For details, see: covidtracking.com
There are some important unknowns in the current testing data that we're working to resolve right now. We should have a full report on some new state reporting issues in the next day.
The death toll today is 1,510. That brings the total deaths in our dataset over ~77 thousand.

This does not include 5,136 probable COVID-19 deaths reported by NYC, but not New York State, nor does it address excess mortality as reported by the CDC here:
cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/6…
The U.S. situation continues to be highly influenced by the regional decline in the NY metro area—while the rest of the country shows a different pattern.
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Our daily update is published. We’ve now tracked 9 million tests, up 278k from yesterday. The US logged 1.7 million tests this week.

Note that we can only track tests that a state reports.

For details, see: covidtracking.com
Reported deaths were quite low—979—as they have been on Sundays and Mondays in recent weeks.

In this dataset, which does not include 5,178 probable COVID-19 deaths reported by New York City but not New York State, we've tracked 74,270 deaths.
Today's number of reported newly reported cases is one of the lowest since March.

A reminder that the falling national number is largely driven by the slowing of the outbreak in the NY Metro area. The situation is not consistent across the country.
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And an important reminder: the story is very different in different regions of the country. Outside NY-NJ-CT, cases are not really declining.
One unusual situation: Mississippi testing is ~slowing~ as the state re-opens.

(For comparison, see neighboring states like Alabama, Tennessee, and Arkansas.)
Reposting the daily cases chart for clarity here... It was mislabeled in an earlier tweet.

Cases totals are drifting down, due to the improving situation in the NY metro area.

Still, the 25k newly reported cases represent more than 25% of the global total.
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Our daily update is published. We’ve now tracked 7.8 million tests, up 215k from yesterday, in bit down from recent numbers.

Note that we can only track tests that a state reports.

For details, see: covidtracking.com
1,949 new deaths were reported by the states, in-line with the mid-week death toll over the last month.
Daily newly reported cases appear to be on a new, slightly lower plateau around ~22k cases per day.

A reminder: the case reporting is *probably* lagging new infections by a week or so.
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