Good morning Mission. And welcome to Virus Village, your daily data dump. During the UCSF Grand Rounds yesterday, there were discussions on “herd immunity,”cheap fast testing and healthcare worker stories. […]
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Your Weekly dispatch
Dear weekly readers: There’s loads to read here. An excellent piece on the decision to rename schools, a second look at the tech exodus and more! Here is the latest […]
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Covid Tracker: 27,878 cases, 241 deaths
Cases are surging again, though hosipitalizations, the positivity rate and the R number have calmed down at least for a day.
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Dolores Park fills up late Friday, as health experts at UCSF town hall warn of the dangers
It’s Friday night and Dolores Park is full: groups are playing frisbee, breaking open six-packs, sipping wine in a glass. “The mayor will get wind of this,” said Police Officer […]
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Daily COVID-19 data tracker: 31 new cases, no new deaths
The San Francisco Department of Public Health provides daily updates each morning. We will do the same. The most recent numbers from the Health Department show 31 new cases and […]
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Covid Tracker: 16,208 cases, 162 deaths
Average daily case numbers and the rate of weekly change in Covid positive patients declined somewhat but it’s too soon to tell whether this is a trend.
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San Francisco Summer camp is on — in “pods” of 12
San Francisco’s summer camps and programs for six to 17-year-olds can reopen on June 15, Mayor London Breed announced today. And to limit viral transmission, children will be associating in […]
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Covid Tracker: 12,032 cases, 140 deaths
Good Morning, Mission! Welcome to Virus Village, your daily Covid-19 data dump. Those who were around during the HIV/AIDs crisis in the City may feel like it’s “deja vu all […]
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Massive effort to test for COVID-19 in the Mission will start Saturday
San Francisco public health officials will launch a massive campaign to test as many residents as possible in an area with some 5,700 residents who live between South Van Ness […]
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COVID Tracker: Case numbers fall as hospitalizations stabilize
Case numbers in San Francisco have fallen almost 40 average daily cases in three days as hospitalizations have been somewhat stable
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Covid Tracker: 10,640 cases, 96 deaths
Good Morning, Mission! Welcome to Virus Village, your daily Covid-19 data dump. What does it mean to “follow the data”? Lydia explores this question with respect to how DPH is […]
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Covid Tracker: 6575 cases, 59 deaths
Good morning Mission. And welcome to Virus Village, your daily data dump. Last fall, the Global Health Index released a chart showing which countries were best and worst to respond […]
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COVID Tracker: 36,260 cases, 538 deaths
Hospitalizations, new cases and positivity rates remain low as bars open for indoor drinking.
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Covid Tracker: 115 new cases, 1 new death.
Good morning Mission. And welcome to Virus Village, your daily data dump. If you haven’t already, I urge you to read Madison’s article on the UCSF Grand Rounds. Yesterday afternoon’s […]
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COVID Tracker: 35,893 cases, 531 deaths
Another jump in the R Number, but hospitalizations dipped a bit and other numbers remain stable and relatively low.
