COVID-19 Data Dispatch
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Betsy Ladyzhets
Jan 3CommentShare
The data visualization and exploration that I've most admired as I have tracked the pandemic this year.
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Dec 27, 2020CommentShare
While the federal government put out a major COVID-19 data release this week, it has yet to share a vaccination dashboard.
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Dec 20, 2020CommentShare
The HHS released a new hospitalization dataset with information on over 4,000 individual hospitals. Here's why that release is a big deal.
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Dec 13, 2020CommentShare
41 states do report school COVID-19 data, but their reporting still leaves much to be desired. Plus: vaccine distribution and hospitalization data.
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Dec 6, 2020CommentShare
1 in every 82 Americans has been diagnosed with COVID-19 since the beginning of November. Vaccines are coming, but there are many potential pitfalls be…
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Nov 29, 2020CommentShare
Over 80,000 Americans are currently hospitalized with COVID-19. What does that mean for healthcare systems in your state?
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Nov 22, 2020CommentShare
More Americans are getting sick right now than ever before in the course of the pandemic. Here's how you can conceptualize the big numbers and what you…
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Nov 15, 2020CommentShare
Understanding superspreading events can help us mitigate our COVID-19 risk as we head into the winter. Plus: this week's record case numbers and other …
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Nov 8, 2020CommentShare
Readers asked COVID-19 questions; I answered. Plus: updates on HHS data, antigen tests, and new data sources.
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Nov 2, 2020Comment 1Share
Ask me your COVID-19 questionsHello, and welcome back to the COVID-19 Data Dispatch! This Sunday, I’m trying something different. It’s a stressful week here in the U.S., as w…
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Nov 1, 2020Comment 12Share
Sharing a recap of the data journalism session I led at Science Writers 2020. Plus: data on antigen tests are not standardized and underreported.
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Oct 25, 2020CommentShare
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