COVID-19 deaths and projections in Maryland

The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) is an independent global health research center at the University of Washington [1].

The COVID-19 forecast model developed by the institute was cited by the US government and has been used by local governments to predict the load pressure on the local medical institutions caused by the epidemic [2]，[3]. This article uses the data released by the Institute to illustrate the projected COVID-19 deaths in the United. Predictions are limited to the first wave of the pandemic up to August.

Maryland: Deaths and predictions during the first wave of COVID-19 pandemic

    Daily deaths;     Projected Daily deaths;     Total deaths;     Projected Total deaths
DateDaily deathsTotal deaths
2020-03-191
1
2020-03-200
1
2020-03-211
2
2020-03-221
3
2020-03-230
3
2020-03-241
4
2020-03-250
4
2020-03-260
4
2020-03-271
5
2020-03-280
5
2020-03-295
10
2020-03-305
15
2020-03-313
18
2020-04-0113
31
2020-04-025
36
2020-04-037
43
2020-04-0421
64
2020-04-0520
85
2020-04-0626
111
2020-04-0731
142
2020-04-0839
181
2020-04-0946
227
2020-04-1055
281
2020-04-1166
347
2020-04-1275
422
2020-04-1388
510
2020-04-1499
610
2020-04-15106
716
2020-04-16111
826
2020-04-17132
958
2020-04-18119
1,078
2020-04-19138
1,216
2020-04-20136
1,351
2020-04-21127
1,479
2020-04-22125
1,604
2020-04-23121
1,725
2020-04-24114
1,839
2020-04-25106
1,945
2020-04-2689
2,034
2020-04-2768
2,102
2020-04-2848
2,150
2020-04-2925
2,175
2020-04-3023
2,198
2020-05-0119
2,217
2020-05-0217
2,235
2020-05-0316
2,251
2020-05-0413
2,264
2020-05-0511
2,275
2020-05-0610
2,285
2020-05-078
2,293
2020-05-087
2,300
2020-05-096
2,305
2020-05-104
2,310
2020-05-114
2,314
2020-05-123
2,317
2020-05-132
2,319
2020-05-142
2,321
2020-05-151
2,322
2020-05-161
2,323
2020-05-171
2,324
2020-05-181
2,325
2020-05-190
2,325
2020-05-200
2,326
2020-05-210
2,326
2020-05-220
2,326
2020-05-230
2,326
2020-05-240
2,326
2020-05-250
2,326
2020-05-260
2,326
2020-05-270
2,326
2020-05-280
2,326
2020-05-290
2,326
2020-05-300
2,326
2020-05-310
2,326
2020-06-010
2,326
2020-06-020
2,326
2020-06-030
2,326
2020-06-040
2,326
2020-06-050
2,326
2020-06-060
2,326
2020-06-070
2,326
2020-06-080
2,326
2020-06-090
2,326
2020-06-100
2,326
2020-06-110
2,326
2020-06-120
2,326
2020-06-130
2,326
2020-06-140
2,326
2020-06-150
2,326
2020-06-160
2,326
2020-06-170
2,326
2020-06-180
2,326
2020-06-190
2,326
2020-06-200
2,326
2020-06-210
2,326
2020-06-220
2,326
2020-06-230
2,326
2020-06-240
2,326
2020-06-250
2,326
2020-06-260
2,326
2020-06-270
2,326
2020-06-280
2,326
2020-06-290
2,326
2020-06-300
2,326
2020-07-010
2,326
2020-07-020
2,326
2020-07-030
2,326
2020-07-040
2,326
2020-07-050
2,326
2020-07-060
2,326
2020-07-070
2,326
2020-07-080
2,326
2020-07-090
2,326
2020-07-100
2,326
2020-07-110
2,326
2020-07-120
2,326
2020-07-130
2,326
2020-07-140
2,326
2020-07-150
2,326
2020-07-160
2,326
2020-07-170
2,326
2020-07-180
2,326
2020-07-190
2,326
2020-07-200
2,326
2020-07-210
2,326
2020-07-220
2,326
2020-07-230
2,326
2020-07-240
2,326
2020-07-250
2,326
2020-07-260
2,326
2020-07-270
2,326
2020-07-280
2,326
2020-07-290
2,326
2020-07-300
2,326
2020-07-310
2,326
2020-08-010
2,326
2020-08-020
2,326
2020-08-030
2,326
2020-08-040
2,326
Data source: Data release April 5, 2020.

Reference

[1] IHME

[2] COVID-19 projections

[3] Model cited by White House says 82,000 people could die from coronavirus by August, even with social distancing

Risk of COVID-19 to people of different ages

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