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Ask HN: What are reputable sources of Covid-19 information?

by sounds231 on 9/3/20, 9:36 PM with 7 comments

It's hard to know where to look, what to believe, or who to trust regarding COVID-19. I doubt that anything you can find on a major news site, or anything ranking highly in search engines is unbiased.

I'd like to compile a list of resources (mail lists, videos, talks etc) that are at least somewhat reputable or trustworthy, not sponsored or skewed--experts who have done (or are doing) their homework and working to educate others. Of course no one knows the real whole state of the world with 100% certainty, but I know there are people who know better than me, and I'd like to find them!

by MrsPeaches on 9/3/20, 9:44 PM
https://coronavirustechhandbook.com/ is pretty comprehensive and backed by Nesta. [1]
For visualisation I use: https://boogheta.github.io/coronavirus-countries/
[1] https://www.nesta.org.uk/press-release/coronavirus-tech-hand...
by dglass on 9/3/20, 11:30 PM
I've been using https://globalepidemics.org/key-metrics-for-covid-suppressio... to track case numbers daily in the US. It has visibility down to the county level.
by yryan on 9/4/20, 4:14 AM
I’ve been enjoying watching LockdownTV interviews: https://unherd.com/lockdown-tv/
by superdeeda on 9/4/20, 10:09 PM
https://covidreference.com/
by jaredsohn on 9/4/20, 2:20 AM
reddit.com/r/covid19
by giantg2 on 9/3/20, 11:41 PM
PubMed