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Washington state including race and ethnicity vaccination data in COVID dashboard

Alessandra Tarantino

OLYMPIA, Wash. — The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) announced they are publishing race and ethnicity vaccination data on their COVID-19 data dashboard to help counties address inequities.

The county-level data were first released in a report on April 23 and include a race and ethnicity breakdown for people with at least one vaccine dose and people who are fully vaccinated.

For comparison purposes, the dashboard provides each county’s population distribution by race and ethnicity, including one set

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16 new deaths, 1,260 new cases

BOSTON (WWLP) – State public health officials reported 16 newly confirmed deaths and 1,260 new confirmed COVID-19 cases in Massachusetts.

The Department of Public Health report, which reports new COVID data every Thursday, listed the following 5 communities in the “red zone”: 

  • Chicopee
  • Hampden
  • Palmer
  • Southwick
  • Springfield

A red zone means more than 25 COVID cases were reported in the last 14 days.

Total COVID-19 Cases by Age Group:

  • 0-4 years: 1,042
  • 5-9 years: 1,156
  • 10-14 years: 1,396
  • 15-19 years: 2,037
  • 20-29 years: 3,988
  • 30-39 years: 3,208
  • 40-49 years: 2,402
  • 50-59 years:
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Cameroon: Humanitarian Dashboard (January to September 2020) – Cameroon

SITUATION OVERVIEW

Cameroon continuous to be affected by three, concurrent, complex humanitarian situations caused by the conflict and violence in the Far North region, hostilities in the North-West and South-West regions and the influx of 284,000 refugees from the Central African Republic (CAR) in the eastern regions (East, Adamawa and North). Humanitarian needs are compounded by structural development weaknesses and chronic vulnerabilities that further challenge the long-term recovery of affected people. The preexisting situation has been aggravated by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Over 3.9 million people were estimated to be in need in 2020 before the COVID-19 outbreak – a number

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Chesterfield COVID-19 Vaccination Dashboard now includes teens

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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) — Chesterfield County announced that its COVID-19 Vaccination Dashboard now includes people ages 15 to 19 as well.

The county said the reason for this was that the state has entered Phase 2 of vaccinations.

Including teenagers increased the county’s goal from 190,000 to 213,000 residents, according to its announcement. Because of this, the vaccine goal did decrease slightly since Chesterfield has a higher youth population.

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Penn State COVID-19 dashboard updated with testing data through April 29

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Penn State’s COVID-19 dashboard has been updated to show the results of University-provided coronavirus testing at all campus locations through April 22. Over the last seven days at University Park, 4,096 total tests have been administered, resulting in 106 positive cases, for a total seven-day positivity rate of 2.6%. This includes 99 student positive results from 3,380 student tests performed (2.9% positivity rate) and seven employee positives from 716 employee tests (1% positivity rate).

The total seven-day positivity rate for on-demand testing at University Park is 3.2% (3.5% among students and 1.2% among employees). From random

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The Casually Cruel Absurdity Of Blank Dashboard Gauges

Illustration for article titled Let's Talk About The Casually Cruel Absurdity Of Blank Dashboard Gauges

Screenshot: eBay

I think with modern LCD instrument clusters steadily becoming the default choice for most cars, what I want to talk about today is something that is well on its way to extinction. Objectively, this isn’t a bad thing, as what I’m talking about are things that have no actual use or purpose beyond reminding a car’s owner of something they do not have. They’re devices that perform the opposite of a function, somehow. I’m talking about the empty Gauges of Nothingness used on car instrument clusters.

You know the ones I’m talking about: When a carmaker

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U.Va. COVID-19 dashboard reports one case over Saturday and Sunday – The Cavalier Daily

The University’s COVID-19 tracker recorded a total of 31 cases throughout the past week since Monday. Only one new case of COVID-19 was found over the weekend — one on Saturday and zero on Sunday — which is three cases fewer than the previous weekend. The only case from this weekend came from a faculty or staff member. There are currently 42 active cases in the community, 33 being students and nine being faculty and staff members.

Last week, the weekly average of new cases per day was five for the entire University community compared to eight cases per day

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COVID-19 Data Dashboard Aims To Help Identify Local Risk Levels

By Dr. Peter Plantes

The extreme challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic have forced extraordinary responses at multiple levels. However, as micro-communities like workplaces and schools are reopening, it is imperative that their highly granular data needs be met in ways that are useful to leaders that are not statisticians. Individuals spend their days moving between multiple micro-communities, raising the risk for infection in each. In fact, research suggests that one-third of viral respiratory infectious disease transmission occurs in schools and workplaces.¹ As such, significant precautions are required to prevent rapid spread of infection among and between micro-community populations.

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Massachusetts COVID-19 Dashboard: 13 new deaths, 1,452 new cases

BOSTON (WWLP) – State public health officials reported 13 newly confirmed deaths and 1,452 new confirmed COVID-19 cases in Massachusetts.

Total COVID-19 Cases by Age Group:

  • 0-4 years: 1,223
  • 5-9 years: 1,400
  • 10-14 years: 1,696
  • 15-19 years: 2,481
  • 20-29 years: 5,046
  • 30-39 years: 4,050
  • 40-49 years: 2,916
  • 50-59 years: 2,859
  • 60-69 years: 1,617
  • 70-79 years: 468
  • 80+ years: 258

Clusters of COVID-19

There are currently 18,222 total clusters out of 25,922 confirmed cases and 1,973 close contacts. Households are the highest exposure setting with 17,233 total clusters, 8,389 new clusters between March 21 through April 17, and 8,844 ongoing clusters

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