Where can you find Accurate Numbers?

Is there a place that has accurate numbers concerning deaths? Or is it simply a guesstimate and no numbers are actually accurate?

@eladar said
Is there a place that has accurate numbers concerning deaths? Or is it simply a guesstimate and no numbers are actually accurate?

@lemondrop

I have never looked there.

@eladar said
@lemondrop

I have never looked there.

Nobody has accurate infection numbers. Impossible, just about. Death toll is even questionable. What happens when a person with heart and kidney disease dies while he has the virus? Well, now, they have even changed that. It is now counted as a CV death. It wasn't before.

And it can vary from country to country so their figures cannot be counted together. Not accurately, anyway

@Eladar

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/

For what it's worth, I look at this site. You can look at the world, individual countries, etc.
I don't know if it's any more accurate than other places, and as you can see not every place has updated regularly.

My state in the US only updates once a day, but I think others are more frequent.

@mwmiller said
@Eladar

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/

For what it's worth, I look at this site. You can look at the world, individual countries, etc.
I don't know if it's any more accurate than other places, and as you can see not every place has updated regularly.

My state in the US only updates once a day, but I think others are more frequent.

@eladar said
That site has been deemed unreliable by No1.

@no1marauder said
I never said that.

@eladar said
Is there a place that has accurate numbers concerning deaths? Or is it simply a guesstimate and no numbers are actually accurate?

@eladar said
Which numbers are to be believed?

@no1marauder said
I guess right now I'd trust the WM site more because the IMHE one made large unexplained adjustments to the weekend US death tolls. But still the WM can't be compared to the IMHE projection and all numbers are probably significant undercounts.