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Fever-tracking map indicates potential coronavirus outbreak in Florida after spring breakers party on the beaches | The Independent

analyse - 23 mars 2020

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A real-time map tracking seasonal and “influenza-like illnesses” has observed an unusual clustering of sicknesses in Florida that may provide an “early indicator” of how quickly the coronavirus pandemic was spreading throughout the Sunshine State. The map compiles live information from more than a million smart thermometers across the country, which connect to mobile applications and allow users to self-report the data. On Friday, the map showed atypical sickness levels in counties like (...)



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