Current Coronavirus Status (Durham: calculated, long-term, better)

[m378]

Originally Posted by m378

The data is still there (.csv). We'll see if it's just a glitch.

It has been fixed:

https://www.cdc.gov/nhsn/covid19/rep...nt-impact.html

[zitsky]

Originally Posted by m378

Working fine for me in Chrome - showing 8030 cases in Wake.

Thanks. My office does block certain types of video content but I wouldn't think it would apply to a page like that. It's not really a video.

I will try at home later.

[TheEmissary]

I just got a notification from the Charlotte Observer. Cases hit 16,000 in Mecklenburg and 1 new death.


Update: 2160 cases today for NC.

[Way2land]

(At least) 19 new congregate outbreaks reported by NC DHHS today. This is a net change, any outbreaks removed would be hidden by this change.

Nursing Homes went from 136 to 147
Residential Care from 92 to 99
Other from 12 to 13

[GVoR]

Originally Posted by m378

It has been fixed:

https://www.cdc.gov/nhsn/covid19/rep...nt-impact.html

Correct, HHS apparently forced a reversal on the directive and told the CDC to turn it back on. It seemingly wasn't a glitch.

[adlnc07]

Heard this site recommended by a doctor on a podcast I was listening to today:

https://www.statnews.com/

Not local news, but may be of interest to some people.

[twingles]

Originally Posted by m378

One of the guys has his mask below his nose half the time, touching it to fix it. Whatever.

Also isn't it irresponsible of them to go out and interact specifically with people without masks for the sole purpose of getting clicks/revenue?

"The Californians".

[CVAlicia]

Anyone else notice something odd about the Positive Tests as a Percentage Chart on the NCDHHS site? How does the 7-day running average line magically hover above all of the data?

I have attached their graph and my version of the same data with, you know, an actual 7-day running average.

Really makes you wonder what the heck they are graphing?! And does anyone at NCDHHS know basic math?

[michgc]

Originally Posted by m378

I don’t even bother looking at it anymore cause it’s so bad. I look up my zip code on DHHS (which only gives cases, no hospitalizations or deaths), and call it a day for anything more local than state.

The NC DHHS site gives cases and deaths for zip code but not hospitalizations. My zip had 3 for a very long time, and now we have 5.

[Way2land]

Originally Posted by CVAlicia

Anyone else notice something odd about the Positive Tests as a Percentage Chart on the NCDHHS site? How does the 7-day running average line magically hover above all of the data?

I have attached their graph and my version of the same data with, you know, an actual 7-day running average.

Really makes you wonder what the heck they are graphing?! And does anyone at NCDHHS know basic math?

If you pay attention to that graph daily as well. The percent positive will usually later be lowered beyond what the day of reporting value is. It is almost always reported at 10%, but if you check back for that same date a few days later, it often gets lowered. Data lag even there.