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Data in Motion

COVID-19 Data in Motion: Wednesday, November 25, 2020

A 60-second, daily summary of the most important data on COVID-19 in the U.S., updated every morning.

By Region

See the latest data in your region

Explore stats and trends specific to your country or U.S. state

State Timeline

Impact of opening and closing decisions by state

A look at how social distancing measures may have influenced trends in COVID-19 cases and deaths

Testing Trends Tool

Track trends in COVID-19 cases and tests

Vaccines

Understand timelines, safety, and development for COVID-19 vaccines.

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Vaccine Symposium

JHU-UW Vaccine Symposium

Preserving the Scientific Integrity of Getting to COVID-19 Vaccines: From Clinical Trials to Public Allocation

INTERACTIVE

Developing vaccines quickly and safely

An interactive tool from our vaccine experts that explores how a vaccine is developed and the differences between a typical timeline and an accelerated timeline.

Tracking

Follow global cases and trends.
Updated daily.

New Cases of COVID-19 in US States

Where are cases rising?

See if new cases are rising or declining as states reopen.

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New Cases

Have countries flattened the curve?

Daily confirmed new COVID-19 cases for the 20 most affected countries over time.

Testing

Providing public access to COVID-19 testing data, resources, and expert analysis

Testing tracker

See changes in new cases and testing capacity in all 50 states

Understanding COVID-19 outbreaks across U.S. states and regions based on three important metrics.

Testing tracker

New tests per 1,000 people

A state-by-state comparison.

Testing tracker

Have new tests declined from previous week?

A state-level look at weekly changes in testing rates.

Testing tracker

Percent of new tests that are positive

See which states meet or exceed test positivity rates recommended by the World Health Organization.

Contact Tracing

Resources and Expert Guidance for Tracing the COVID-19 Pandemic

COVID-19 Contact Tracing: A course from Johns Hopkins

The COVID-19 crisis has created an unprecedented need for contact tracing across the country, requiring thousands of people to learn key skills quickly. The job qualifications for contact tracing positions differ throughout the country and the world, with some new positions open to individuals with a high school diploma or equivalent.

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resource | November 25, 2020

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health: COVID-19 Resources for Practitioners

This website offers a centralized collection of publicly available COVID-19 resources for public health agencies and other organizations.

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resource | November 25, 2020

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health: Monitoring and Evaluating Contact Tracing Programs

Contact tracing courses, metrics and tools from the Bloomberg School of Public Health.

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resource | November 25, 2020

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health: ConTESSA

An interactive tool that supplements the Measuring and Maximizing Impact of COVID-19 Contact Tracing Coursera course. This tool can be used to estimate the impact of a contact tracing program on transmission and strategize how to increase it.

E-Learning: Understanding the COVID-19 Pandemic

Insights from Johns Hopkins University Experts

Insights From Johns Hopkins University Experts

Upon completing this course, you will be able to:

Describe characteristics of the COVID-19 disease, including how it is diagnosed and treated
Understand the development of the COVID-19 pandemic, and emerging trends throughout the world
Discuss societal challenges raised by COVID-19 and opportunities to address them

Module 1

Virology, Coronaviruses, and COVID-19

Module 2

Diagnosing, Treating, and Preventing COVID-19

Module 3

Medical Therapies and Vaccines in Development

Module 4

Epidemiology: Understanding the Spread of COVID-19

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Latest News & Resources

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resource | November 25, 2020

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health: COVID-19 Resources for Practitioners

This website offers a centralized collection of publicly available COVID-19 resources for public health agencies and other organizations.

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resource | November 25, 2020

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health: Monitoring and Evaluating Contact Tracing Programs

Contact tracing courses, metrics and tools from the Bloomberg School of Public Health.

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resource | November 25, 2020

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health: ConTESSA

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news | November 25, 2020

NPR: CDC likely to recommend shortening coronavirus quarantine period

Federal health officials are likely to shorten their recommendation for how long people should quarantine to reduce the risk of spreading the coronavirus from the current 14 days to as few as seven.

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news | November 24, 2020

The Associated Press: Keep the mask: A vaccine won’t end the US crisis right away.

Despite the expected arrival of COVID-19 vaccines in just a few weeks, it could take several months — probably well into 2021 — before things get back to something close to normal in the U.S.

experts | November 23, 2020

The New York Times: COVID-19 data is a mess. We need a way to make sense of it.

Johns Hopkins experts Beth Blauer and Dr. Jennifer Nuzzo on the lack of federal standards around COVID testing data.

news | November 23, 2020

Fox News: How does Oxford-AstraZeneca’s coronavirus vaccine work?

The Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine involves an inactivated common cold virus isolated from chimpanzees, altered with genes to express the spike protein of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

webcasts | November 20, 2020

The Johns Hopkins 30-Minute COVID-19 Briefing: Expert Insights on What You Need to Know Now

Friday November 20, 2020 12:00-12:30 ET As the pandemic surges to dangerous, record-breaking levels, we are launching the first in a series of bi-weekly webcast briefings on the CRC this coming Friday at noon. The series will provide timely, accessible updates on the state of the pandemic and public health responses, and will offer opportunities for live Q&A with leading experts from the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center.

webcasts | November 20, 2020

COVID-19 SYMPOSIUM AT HOPKINS: NAVIGATING THE PANDEMIC WHEN EFFECTIVE VACCINES ARE IN THE POLICY TOOLBOX

Friday November 20, 2020 8:00-11:30 ET This interdisciplinary symposium hosted by the Hopkins Business of Health Initiative welcomes researchers from across Hopkins and around the country as well as anyone seeking to learn more about evidence-based COVID19 decision making.

news | November 19, 2020

Time: The U.S. COVID-19 outbreak is worse than it's ever been. Why aren't we acting like it?

The U.S. is now locked in a deadly cycle of setting, then shattering, records for new cases and hospitalizations.

webcasts | November 19, 2020

The Path to Reversing Troubling Trends

On Thursday, November 19, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health will host a webinar with key experts to discuss what leaders and individuals can do to reverse current troubling COVID-19 trends.

experts | November 17, 2020

NPR: States start taking significant steps to fight pandemic as cases surge

As the U.S. enters the most challenging phase of the pandemic to date, states are reimposing different kinds of mitigation measures. This time around, experts are offering a wider range of solutions.

news | November 16, 2020

The New York Times: Doctors call for more restrictions and caution as virus surges

More than 1 in every 400 people tested positive in the past week, and rising deaths have pushed even some reluctant governors to issue mask mandates and to limit gatherings.

experts | November 16, 2020

The Washington Post: Local health departments will need more support if we want to vaccinate everyone

Hopkins experts Jennifer Nuzzo and Josh Sharfstein on the challenges communities will face to distribute a COVID-19 vaccine to everybody.

news | November 13, 2020

TIME: Why you may not be able to get Pfizer's frontrunner COVID-19 vaccine

Pfizer’s promising COVID-19 vaccine must be stored at about -94° F—a temperature that only specialized freezers can produce. Those cold storage requirements are raising serious questions about who could get the Pfizer vaccine if it’s approved, and when.