As of April 2020, the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has spread to almost every corner of the world. As the virus continues to infect people and cause death and disruption, it is important to track its spread and be aware of the number of cases in each country.
Fortunately, there are now numerous resources that allow us to track the spread of the virus around the world. The World Health Organization (WHO) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) offer regularly updated data on the number of cases in each country, as well as on other statistical information. The share of cases, deaths and recoveries in each country is also available, making it easier to understand the situation in each country.
Apart from the official sources, several news outlets and websites such as John Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center, Worldometers and WorldoMeter are providing regularly updated global data. Various country-specific sources such as the US COVID-19 Dashboard, the U.K.’s Coronavirus dashboard, and the French government’s website are also providing data about the number of cases in each country.
In order to prevent further spread of the virus, it is important to remain informed of the rapidly changing numbers of cases around the world and to make sure to take the appropriate steps to protect yourself, your family and your community.
Here are some tips for keeping track of the global spread of the coronavirus:
1. Keep up to date with the official sources: Set up your browser to get daily updates from the WHO and the CDC or bookmark their pages and check often.
2. Follow reliable news sources: Make sure to select reliable news sources when tracking the spread of the Coronavirus around the world.
3. Monitor reliable country-specific websites: Follow the official websites of each country and the official resources they provide to ensure the information you are receiving is accurate.
4. Use online tracking tools: Utilize online tools such as John Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center and Worldometers to get live updates about the number of cases and situation in each country.
Tracking the spread of the Coronavirus is key to understanding how it is affecting each country and to taking the necessary steps to protect ourselves and our communities from the virus. By following the tips outlined above and consulting reliable sources, we can better understand the situation in each country and stay informed about the spread of the virus.
As coronavirus continues to spread, it is important to keep track of the virus around the world. Knowing where the virus is, how quickly it is spreading, and the levels of infection gives us insight into the best way to protect ourselves and those around us.
This virus has been declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization and is now spread across more than 150 countries and territories. To combat the global outbreak, health experts and organizations have begun tracking the spread of the virus.
One measure of the spread of the virus is the number of cases reported each day. As of April 8th, 2020, Johns Hopkins University reported global cases of coronavirus to exceed 1,366,625 with more than 77,553 deaths.
To gain further insight into the spread of the virus, maps are used to pinpoint exact areas of activity. Researchers at Manatt Health have created a map that uses data collected mostly from the World Health Organization to help track the spread of the coronavirus. Data is shown both as reported cases, as well as the confirmed cases.
Scientists are also tracking the mutation of coronavirus. Mutations can help researchers better understand the virus and how it works. As new mutations are detected, researchers can look for ways to create and develop treatments for infection.
By continuing to track the spread of the virus and its mutations, researchers are one step closer to finding a vaccine for coronavirus. Knowing the spread of the virus will help us protect ourselves and those around us, while also helping us to be aware of where we need to be most vigilant in our efforts to prevent the spread of the virus.
