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World Health Organization

Over 100,000 confirmed cases in humanitarian response locations

We do not have accurate figures on the scale of the outbreak for the nearly 168 million [ ... ]

Gates Foundation announces funding

The Gates Foundation announced an additional 150 Million USD commitment to fund and ensure equitable access to [ ... ]

WHO COVID-19 Situation Report 74

Latest WHO COVID-19 Situation Report 74 (3 April 2020) [ ... ]

Stats Summary: Global

The total number of cases continue to increase by at least 10% for a second day to [ ... ]

Early mitigation measures are most effective, but restrictions cause concerns

Measures to flatten the curve — including lockdowns, quarantines, and shutting down of non-essential services — have [ ... ]

UN Secretary General calls for “Global Ceasefire”

The UN Secretary General has called for a “Global Ceasefire” and the UN Peacekeeping Office has postponed [ ... ]

More countries are adopting the WHO’s number advice to “test, test, test”

Countries are increasingly adopting the WHO’s main advice to “test, test, test,” with total number of tests [ ... ]

Research: Surface stability and possible fomite transmission

CDC: Public Health Responses to COVID-19 Outbreaks on Cruise Ships (March 23) NEJM: Aerosol and Surface Stability [ ... ]

Global rise is exponential

The pandemic continues to grow exponentially. As of March 25, It took only 6 days for the [ ... ]

Anticipated Drug Shortages

COVID-19: Predicting Healthcare Resource Needs in Ontario (March 23) Critical inhaler medication shortage looms as coronavirus cases [ ... ]

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                    [post_content] => We do not have accurate figures on the scale of the outbreak for the nearly 168 million people that according to UNOCHA require humanitarian assistance and protection. In the 30 countries where humanitarian responses are currently underway, there are over 100,000 confirmed cases, including over 2,600 deaths. These figures are believed to be significantly higher due to critical shortages in testing and clinical public health capacity. It also excludes countries like Iran where UN humanitarian agencies do not operate, and where reported cases approach 80,000, including almost 5,000 COVID-related deaths.

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                    [post_content] => The Gates Foundation announced an additional 150 Million USD commitment to fund and ensure equitable access to drugs, diagnostics and vaccines, while calling on world leaders to unite in a global response to COVID-19 to ensure equitable access.

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                    [post_content] => Latest WHO COVID-19 Situation Report 74 (3 April 2020)

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                    [post_content] => The total number of cases continue to increase by at least 10% for a second day to 1,039,158, and 55,000 confirmed deaths, as of 3 April 2020 (9:25am EST).
Although the U.S. and Europe constitute over 70% of confirmed cases, the rapid increase of local clusters across low- and middle-income countries has emerged as a major concern.
CFR figures (in order of countries with the highest number of deaths)
Italy (11.4%)

Spain (8.7%)

Iran (6.5%)

U.K. (8.2%)

France (6.8%)

China (4.1%)

US (1.9%)

Netherlands (8.3%)

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                    [post_content] => Measures to flatten the curve — including lockdowns, quarantines, and shutting down of non-essential services — have been most effective when countries have acted quickly and adopted wide-scale measures of social and economic protection.
Countries are increasing the adoption of restrictive control measures in an effort to flatten the curve. Ninety three percent of the world’s population are now in countries that have imposed some form of travel restrictions, posing particular and heightened risks of outbreaks in humanitarian response locations, which can include internally displaced persons settings, refugee camps and informal urban settlements.

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                    [post_content] => The UN Secretary General has called for a “Global Ceasefire” and the UN Peacekeeping Office has postponed troop rotations in peacekeeping operations while establishing a Field Support Group to strengthen COVID-19 response capacity.

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                    [post_content] => Countries are increasingly adopting the WHO’s main advice to “test, test, test,” with total number of tests performed increasing 42% over the past week, as of April 1. Limited availability of diagnostic kits and laboratories in many low- and middle-income countries remain a critical concern and is almost certainly masking more widespread local transmission.
Similar to prior pandemics, high initial Case Fatality Rates for COVID-19 are expected to trend downwards over time as countries adopt more wide-spread population testing (i.e. recording those dying with as opposed to from the virus). This is reflected in these CFR figures (in order of countries with the highest number of deaths), as of 3 April: Italy (12%), Spain (9.1%), U.S. (2.4%), France (7.1%), China (4.1%), Iran (6.3%)

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                    [post_content] => CDC: Public Health Responses to COVID-19 Outbreaks on Cruise Ships (March 23)
NEJM: Aerosol and Surface Stability of SARS-CoV-2 as Compared with SARS-CoV-1 (March 17)

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                    [post_content] => The pandemic continues to grow exponentially. As of March 25, It took only 6 days for the global case number to double from 200,000 to over 400,000 (and 2 days from 300,000 to 400,000).
At least 650,567 cases and 30,299 deaths have been reported in 199 countries as of March 28 at 2:30pm EST. Europe and the U.S. account for almost two thirds of all cases globally.  There is growing alarm, however, as case reports are increasing in many low- and middle-income countries.
Select Case Fatality Rates (for countries with at least 50 deaths)
Worldwide: 4.7%

Italy: 10.6%

Spain: 7.9%

Iran: 7.1%

China: 4.1%

France: 6.1%

US: 1.6%

South Korea: 1.5%

Canada: 1.2%

Germany: 0.7%

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COVID-19: Predicting Healthcare Resource Needs in Ontario (March 23)
Critical inhaler medication shortage looms as coronavirus cases soar (March 23)
Drug Shortage Concerns Are Top of Mind Amid COVID-19 Outbreak (March 20)
Real-World Shortages Not Addressed in New COVID-19 Guidance (March 20)


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