Thread by @itechnologynet

Here is a thread to bookmark if you like getting data and statistics on #covid and mortality

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The UK puts out a technical briefing every 2 weeks

It talks about variants of concern and has statistics for cases, hospitalizations, deaths, split into unvaccinated, partially, and fully vaccinated groups

Includes over/under 50yo age groups

gov.uk/government/pub…

The UK also puts out a vaccine surveillance report every week, that covers the same data as the previous report

But also splits the data into age groups, so it's easy to see where there most effects are.

gov.uk/government/pub…

OurWorldInData has a great tool that gathers data from all over the world

It let's you see vaccination rates, case fatality rates, deaths per million, and many other details, and compare countries between them

ourworldindata.org/explorers/coro…

The Italian Institute of Epidemiology has good reports that go into the details of who dies from #coronavirus

They split it into age groups, tell you about the types of co-morbidities, etc

epicentro.iss.it/en/coronavirus…

EuroMomo is the European Agency that monitors excess mortality across all of Europe

You can zoom in on countries, various age groups, and see what is going on

euromomo.eu/graphs-and-map…

Covariants monitors the progression of variants across the world

So if you are wondering why a country has a spike in mortality ...this is a good one to check out to see if it's related to a new variant

covariants.org

This is the dashboard of the public health agency of France

It has all the data on hospitalizations, deaths, testing, and more in regards to covid and other things

geodes.santepubliquefrance.fr

This is the dashboard for the UK and has data on hospitalizations, deaths, vaccination, and testing

coronavirus.data.gov.uk

And this is the dashboard for the CDC that covers the data for the USA

covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tra…

The CDC also has a dashboard for tracking influenza

Actually 2 dashboards

One allows you to track various variants across time

And another one shows the data by age groups

cdc.gov/flu/weekly/flu…

We also have this type of data available on an international level via GISAID

Global Initiative on Sharing Avian Influenza Data

gisaid.org

There is also a open platform called NextStrain that tracks genomic data for various diseases, including #covid

nextstrain.org

As far as pharmacovigilance goes, we of course have the VAERS database that tracks vaccine safety for the USA

vaers.hhs.gov

However since the data is not that easy to search there is the OpenVaers site that's a little bit more ergonomic

openvaers.com/covid-data

In Europe the equivalent of VAERS is called EudraVigilance

And also has all the pharmacovigilance data accessible via a dashboard

adrreports.eu/en/search_subs…

But since this can all get complicated

There is also a site that shows the data from both sites and some rapid links to various data

data-like.com

CovidTracker aggregates data for France and shows information on a regional basis for cases, hospitalizations, deaths, tendencies, and more

It also has a few data visualization tools, and tracks vaccination across regions and by age groups

covidtracker.fr

VigiAccess is a « Adverse Drug Reaction » database launched by the WHO, that shows the number of different events given for a particular drug

Unfortunately it does no go into details, but still interesting

vigiaccess.org

ClinicalTrials is interesting to to look up a study, or to see what new upcoming studies are planned.

For example here we see the start and end date of the Pfizer trial ;-)

clinicaltrials.gov

USMortality is based on CDC data and gives a overview of mortality and excess mortality on a state by state view

Kind of like EuroMomo, but for the USA

usmortality.com

WorldoMeters

Has statistics on many interesting things, even population, demographics, population density, fertility, ...

But it's now best known for it's up to date stats on #coronavirus cases & deaths for all countries around the world

worldometers.info

This is the #COVID19 dashboard from the WHO

It has the same data as WorldoMeters, but comes across as a bit more "official", and has a nice layout that is screenshot friendly for putting cases & deaths side-by-side

covid19.who.int

The Office for National Statistics from the UK

Has data on many different aspects ranging from economy, to population & mortality

Sometimes we find little nuggets like this chart

ons.gov.uk

INSEE is the nation institute of statistics for France

Again we will find data ranging from economy, to population & mortality here

And also nuggets like the seasonality of mortality across multiple years like below

insee.fr/en/accueil

Ameli

The French Social Security site has a database that lists medications prescribed across the country and by quantity

This is how i was able to get the number of doses of « Clonazepam » that were prescribed in excess in France from 2020-2021

assurance-maladie.ameli.fr/etudes-et-donn…