Current data on COVID-19
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The U.S. COVID-19 case, death and vaccination totals in the first table below are based on Oct. 18 data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The global case, death and vaccination totals are based on Oct. 19 data from the World Health Organization.
CDC data include confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths as reported by U.S. states, U.S. territories, New York City and Washington, D.C., the previous day. Counts for certain jurisdictions also include probable cases and deaths. The CDC's overall case and death numbers are validated through a confirmation process with each jurisdiction. The vaccination number represents the total number of COVID-19 vaccine doses administered, as reported to the CDC by 6 a.m. Eastern time on the day of the update.
WHO data include confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths reported to the agency. There could be differences between WHO data and other sources of COVID-19 data that use different inclusion criteria and data cutoff times. The vaccination number represents the total number of COVID-19 vaccine doses administered worldwide.
The numbers in the second table were reported by Johns Hopkins University as of 2 p.m. Central time Oct. 19.
Johns Hopkins uses case and death data from WHO, the CDC, European Center for Disease Prevention and Control, National Health Commission of the People's Republic of China, DXY, coronavirus.1point3acres.com, worldometers.info/coronavirus, BNO News, the COVID Tracking Project, public health departments and media reports. The publicly available data from these sources do not always agree, and Johns Hopkins frequently updates the data on its website, which could result in higher case numbers than may be available from other sources.
WHO data include confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths reported to the agency. There could be differences between WHO data and other sources of COVID-19 data that use different inclusion criteria and data cutoff times. The vaccination number represents the total number of COVID-19 vaccine doses administered worldwide.
The numbers in the second table were reported by Johns Hopkins University as of 2 p.m. Central time Oct. 19.
Johns Hopkins uses case and death data from WHO, the CDC, European Center for Disease Prevention and Control, National Health Commission of the People's Republic of China, DXY, coronavirus.1point3acres.com, worldometers.info/coronavirus, BNO News, the COVID Tracking Project, public health departments and media reports. The publicly available data from these sources do not always agree, and Johns Hopkins frequently updates the data on its website, which could result in higher case numbers than may be available from other sources.
Johns Hopkins relies on publicly available data from multiple sources for its vaccination data. Discrepancies may result from various issues, including the frequency of updates. Its U.S. and global vaccination numbers represent doses administered, or the cumulative total of doses given. Most vaccines require more than one dose to be fully effective.
Check this page regularly for the latest COVID-19 data available from the CDC, WHO and Johns Hopkins. Updates will typically be made in the afternoon Monday-Friday. The list of countries is no longer being updated.
Check this page regularly for the latest COVID-19 data available from the CDC, WHO and Johns Hopkins. Updates will typically be made in the afternoon Monday-Friday. The list of countries is no longer being updated.
For additional COVID-19 resources from the ADA, visit the ADA Coronavirus (COVID-19) Center for Dentists.
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