(1) Excess Natural Deaths Update to United States #COVID19 Death Count Estimates based on 7/20 CDC "Weekly Death Counts by State and Select Causes, 2019-2020" dataset
US Death Undercount reaches +59,293
% Undercount grows to +49.5%
Est'd US Deaths on 7/24: 197,694 to 216,455
US Death Undercount reaches +59,293
% Undercount grows to +49.5%
Est'd US Deaths on 7/24: 197,694 to 216,455
(2) Undercounts as large as reported Deaths in many states.
Texas, Arizona, South Carolina, Florida and Ohio lead in Composite Rank with both high Undercounts and high Percent Undercounts.
Deaths in all five states are roughly double their reported values.
Texas, Arizona, South Carolina, Florida and Ohio lead in Composite Rank with both high Undercounts and high Percent Undercounts.
Deaths in all five states are roughly double their reported values.
(3) US Estimated Deaths reach 197K to 217K.
Texas, Florida and California closing in or surpassing 10,000 deaths each.
Texas, Florida and California closing in or surpassing 10,000 deaths each.
(4) 7/24 Estimates for all US States, DC and Puerto Rico
(6) PS: Errata Item
The CDC Death Count for New York in this dataset seems to be higher than the @COVID19Tracking Project Count on 7/24. I am looking into this discrepancy.
The CDC Death Count for New York in this dataset seems to be higher than the @COVID19Tracking Project Count on 7/24. I am looking into this discrepancy.
(22) This Chart by @PRider1980 shows United States Excess Deaths reported under:
"Symptoms, signs and abnormal clinical and laboratory findings not elsewhere classified (R00-R99)"
All suspected of being #COVID19.
"Symptoms, signs and abnormal clinical and laboratory findings not elsewhere classified (R00-R99)"
All suspected of being #COVID19.
