Coronavirus statistics graph - USA COVID

But if you want to track the raw mathematical progress of the pandemic, you may need something more specific.

It collects data from the most trustworthy mostly state public health authorities , then it reports how many tests have come back positive or negative, how many people are hospitalized if that data is available , and how many have died in each state.

In early March, health officials that Nevada would be reducing how often it reports COVID-19 data, along with a host of other changes, joining that have made similar moves.

If you look at the numbers right, you can get a sense of how well a particular region is doing at containing an outbreak.

So in these charts we use a rolling 7-day average of the new infections countries report each day and compare where that average is now to where it was at its peak.

States that appear in shades of green have seen declines in cases over the same period of time.

But that takes the right graph and the right perspective on exactly what the numbers mean.

The site even grades how comprehensively states are reporting results.