Coronavirus Pandemic (COVID-19)¶
Ritchie, H. (2020). Coronavirus Pandemic (COVID-19).
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Domain-specific¶
- Missing Denominator
- In the first pandemic year, headlines and dashboards routinely compared raw national case and death counts — the United States "leading the world in cases," for instance — without the population denominators that make such figures comparable
This sourceReference COVID-19 data publication that presents cases and deaths per million people because raw national totals are not comparable across countries of different size.
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- In the first pandemic year, headlines and dashboards routinely compared raw national case and death counts — the United States "leading the world in cases," for instance — without the population denominators that make such figures comparable
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