re: Daily COVID Updated as of 11/2/20 8:00 PM

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According the CDC, through April 18th, New York had 25,292 excess fatalities. And despite what looks like at least 1,776 incomplete/missing deaths that takes a few weeks to update through the week of the 25th, they still have at least 1,904 excess fatalities for that week.

And since the excess fatality data from April 26th onwards hasn’t even been calculate yet, and there has already been over 3,500 new deaths PLUS 1,500 (looks like 500 or so were added today) previously undisclosed deaths, it’s looking like they will have many thousands more excess fatalities to add in the coming weeks even months.

And despite more to add to the 25th plus the subsequent weeks, they still have an excess over a 1,200 fatalities from the data through the 25th even after adding over 4,000 deaths to their totals.

In other words, their death totals look to still be underreporting death totals even adding a bunch of undisclosed deaths.

And the underreporting of deaths appears to he even greater outside or New York and all around the world as there are many more excess fatalities above and beyond the death totals and they continue to rise.

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The CDC is getting their numbers from New York. Not vice versa.

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Ok? Unless New York is classifying dead people as alive or alive people as dead then I don’t see your point.

This is the link to the US state-level tracker that I have shared via Google Drive. Chromdome's State Level COVID-19 Daily Tracker
This is the link to the COVID-19 Country tracker that I have shared on Google Drive. Chromdome's COVID-19 Daily Tracker

The source for the data is https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
The source for the testing data is from https://covidtracking.com/data/

NOTE: I added a little section to show Week over Week comparables at the bottom of the data grid.

The numbers without NY included are still available on the tracker site. I just don't have enough room to post both here.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17R0Z5T063iqskP--0VXYtbnJqtkhU8RJ-5jL5_V1OZM/edit#gid=679997437

Just go the the 2nd tab in the worksheet...US Without NY

Admittedly we were just slightly below most of the recent Thursday’s, but today was the lowest thursday for new cases since March. With the majorly increased testing that is encouraging as you said.

We know that at least one million cases or more in NY are not included in the confirmed cases column. I wish there was better information on the gap of cases missed due to testing constraints in March and April.

Based on antibody testing, we know that there were cases not captured by active infection testing, right? But how many cases? If NYC alone has a 20% prevalence, that’s 1.6 million cases. That’s 1.3 million cases above the confirmed totals. I know there are issues with antibody testing, so I use a more conservative estimate.

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According the CDC, through April 18th, New York had 25,292 excess fatalities.

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Where did you find that number? Looking at the CDC Website, I see about 10,000 excess all cause mortality for NY as of May, although some of that data is preliminary. Their presentation of data is not very straightforward.

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Where did you find that number? Looking at the CDC Website, I see about 10,000 excess all cause mortality for NY as of May, although some of that data is preliminary. Their presentation of data is not very straightforward.

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New York City and New York State are separate data sets.