coronavirus

As we’ve talked about before, it can be hard to really understand the…

Reporting for NPR, Sean McMinn and Selena Simmons-Duffins on staffing shortages:

On data…

A small gathering of 10 people or fewer can seem like a low-risk…

The University of Oxford’s Blavatnik School of Government defined an index to track…

Coronavirus cases are rising (again), which includes prisoners and prison staff. The Marshall…

The microCOVID Project provides a calculator that lets you put in where you…

Meanwhile… based on estimates from The COVID Tracking Project, the United States had…

Masks are effective in slowing down the spread of the coronavirus. The New…

With this simple choropleth map, Lauren Leatherby for The New York Times shows…

Risk of coronavirus infection changes depending on the amount of contagious particles you…

From Dan Goodspeed, the bar chart race is back. The length of the…

For Scientific American, Youyou Zhou made a line chart that shows cause of…

Using a straightforward treemap, The Washington Post looks at where the $4 trillion…

For The New York Times, Ella Koeze looks at the various types of…

Microsoft Excel is useful for many things, but it has its limitations (like…

The timeline for a new infection isn’t the same for everyone. Some never…

Just looking back at the past eight or nine months of coronavirus posts…

You’ve seen the line charts showing case rates over time. The focus is…

With recorded U.S. Covid-19 deaths passing the 200k mark, somehow the number still…

Google released a search trends dataset earlier this month. Using this dataset, Adam…