USA Today interactive infographic on COVID-19 re
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USA Today interactive infographic on
COVID-19 restrictions
Map of COVID-19 case trends, restrictions and mobility
Last update: May 6, 2021
Across the United States, officials are rolling out a patchwork of restrictions on social distancing. The orders vary by state, county and even city. Restrictions are ramping up in many areas as cases surge nationwide. At the height of restrictions in late March and early April, more than 310 million Americans were under directives ranging from “shelter in place” to “stay at home.” Health officials warn that easing restrictions too soon could bring new outbreaks, but many states forged ahead.
There are three variations off the map accessed by pressing the buttons on the right
1. Trends in New Cases
2. State Restrictions
3. Mobility.
I think all three will change up and down and back each week because we're following trends, not actual science. Lessening restrictions brings more infections without testing, and right now, the US does not have a coordinated testing program.
https://www.usatoday.com/storytelling/coronav.../#mobility
COVID-19 restrictions
Map of COVID-19 case trends, restrictions and mobility
Last update: May 6, 2021
Across the United States, officials are rolling out a patchwork of restrictions on social distancing. The orders vary by state, county and even city. Restrictions are ramping up in many areas as cases surge nationwide. At the height of restrictions in late March and early April, more than 310 million Americans were under directives ranging from “shelter in place” to “stay at home.” Health officials warn that easing restrictions too soon could bring new outbreaks, but many states forged ahead.
There are three variations off the map accessed by pressing the buttons on the right
1. Trends in New Cases
2. State Restrictions
3. Mobility.
I think all three will change up and down and back each week because we're following trends, not actual science. Lessening restrictions brings more infections without testing, and right now, the US does not have a coordinated testing program.
https://www.usatoday.com/storytelling/coronav.../#mobility
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