🇺🇸Some good-ish U.S. news -- pace picking up slightly 2.66M vacc shots done (+300k vs y'day, vs 200k/day average), likely getting out of some holiday slump/lag.
And a few EXCITING UPDATES to our graphic. We've got a global map now for vaccinations! And sortable tables by per-capita vaccinations! bloomberg.com/graphics/covid…
Sort by per capita, which is fun. (Check out Israel)
And, we expect that a bit later today @CDCgov will post jurisdiction-level data, which we're going to incorporate as quickly as we can. Stand by!
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1) Added CDC data 2) Used state counts when ahead of CDC 3) Made some BIG updates to the map + table -- you can see doses been shipped to states + what % of doses have been used
The pace of vaccinations in the U.S. is going at about 200k/day, on average. This is...not as fast as expected. The U.S. will fall very, very far short of its 20M doses by end of 2020 goal, by our analysis:
Many states have administered only a fraction of the doses allocated to them in the early weeks. Some as little as 10%, according to our analysis published this evening. @business
So far, the U.S. has administered just over 2 million shots. There is -- certainly -- data lag. But not 18 million doses of data lag, or likely anything even close to that.
This is the inside story of how a group of journalists, optimists, academics and hundreds of volunteers built @COVID19Tracking project to tell the U.S. how the pandemic is evolving.
The folks at @COVID19Tracking, including @alexismadrigal@kissane and many others, invited me in to look under the hood, hang out in their Slack, do some data entry, and generally interview anyone I wanted. It was incredibly trusting, and I can't thank everyone there enough.
I'll share here some observations that are in the piece:
Lysol's parent, @discoverRB, is on track to make 35 million cans a month in the North American market. Their usual max -- running 7 day a week, 24 hours a day, is 10 million.