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In response to "50,000. -- nm" by loosilu

So based on covidtracking.com/api data from yesterday, death totals were at 44,014 for the US. What happened overnight to jump to 50,919? -- (link)

Posted by JaxSean (aka JaxSean) Apr 24 '20, 10:44

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I'm using the US Historical .CSV here - or am I missing something (covidtracking.com)

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Revisions based on finding new cases. -- nm - Reagen Apr 24, 10:48 1
- Right. If your contact tracing leads to a person who died recently, they are gonna go ahead and find out if that person was exposed -- (edited) - con_carne Apr 24, 10:52
That's a few days behind. -- (link) - Inigo Apr 24, 10:46 1
- They say they update daily at 4pm Eastern. They definitely have a different number than the other two sites though. - JaxSean Apr 24, 10:55
yesterday CNN had 46, closer to 47...new York said they were going to add a lot of never tested cases, lots of unattended at home bodies (10x normal) -- nm - zeitgeist Apr 24, 10:46
(prior to that, it was averaging ~ 2,000 increases in death per day) -- nm - JaxSean Apr 24, 10:45

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