There are all kinds of warnings that apply to these measures

There are all kinds of warnings that apply to these measures, including unreliable data in countries like China and Iran (which previously kept data on symptoms-free data) and the number of trials completed in the United States.

Until the past few weeks, China was home to the majority of cases reported globally. Now, the reported incidents in China represent only 9% of global patients. China now reports fewer patients than New York State. (The following data is at the end of Wednesday).

In general, the number of patients in the United States now exceeds the number of countries like Iran and Italy, and is considered for some time as extreme examples of the spread of the virus.

At the end of Wednesday, the United States accounted for 22.9 percent of the world records. On March 15, Americans represented 2% of the total.

The epidemic is not good news, but one of the good news is that the death toll in the United States is relatively low.

More than a quarter of all deaths worldwide occur in Italy, accounting for about 12 percent of all deaths. In the United States, this number is about 2 percent.

Again, this is the virtual value of Chinese and Iranian numbers. There are strong suggestions that both countries report reduced losses, including satellite imagery of mass graves in Iran and anecdotal reports of burns in the most vulnerable regions of China.

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