COVID-19 deaths and projections in Oregon

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.

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

    Daily deaths;     Projected Daily deaths;     Total deaths;     Projected Total deaths
DateDaily deathsTotal deaths
2020-03-151
1
2020-03-160
1
2020-03-170
1
2020-03-181
2
2020-03-191
3
2020-03-200
3
2020-03-212
5
2020-03-220
5
2020-03-230
5
2020-03-243
8
2020-03-252
10
2020-03-261
11
2020-03-271
12
2020-03-281
13
2020-03-290
13
2020-03-303
16
2020-03-312
18
2020-04-011
19
2020-04-022
21
2020-04-031
22
2020-04-043
25
2020-04-053
27
2020-04-063
30
2020-04-073
33
2020-04-083
35
2020-04-093
38
2020-04-103
42
2020-04-113
45
2020-04-123
49
2020-04-134
52
2020-04-144
56
2020-04-154
60
2020-04-164
65
2020-04-174
69
2020-04-184
73
2020-04-194
77
2020-04-205
82
2020-04-215
86
2020-04-224
91
2020-04-234
95
2020-04-244
100
2020-04-254
104
2020-04-264
109
2020-04-274
113
2020-04-284
117
2020-04-294
121
2020-04-304
125
2020-05-014
129
2020-05-024
132
2020-05-033
136
2020-05-043
139
2020-05-053
142
2020-05-063
145
2020-05-073
147
2020-05-082
150
2020-05-092
152
2020-05-102
154
2020-05-112
156
2020-05-122
158
2020-05-132
160
2020-05-142
161
2020-05-151
163
2020-05-161
164
2020-05-171
165
2020-05-181
166
2020-05-191
167
2020-05-201
168
2020-05-211
169
2020-05-221
170
2020-05-230
170
2020-05-240
170
2020-05-250
171
2020-05-260
171
2020-05-270
171
2020-05-280
171
2020-05-290
171
2020-05-300
171
2020-05-310
171
2020-06-010
171
2020-06-020
171
2020-06-030
171
2020-06-040
171
2020-06-050
171
2020-06-060
171
2020-06-070
171
2020-06-080
171
2020-06-090
171
2020-06-100
171
2020-06-110
171
2020-06-120
171
2020-06-130
171
2020-06-140
171
2020-06-150
171
2020-06-160
171
2020-06-170
171
2020-06-180
171
2020-06-190
171
2020-06-200
171
2020-06-210
171
2020-06-220
171
2020-06-230
171
2020-06-240
171
2020-06-250
171
2020-06-260
171
2020-06-270
171
2020-06-280
171
2020-06-290
171
2020-06-300
171
2020-07-010
171
2020-07-020
171
2020-07-030
171
2020-07-040
171
2020-07-050
171
2020-07-060
171
2020-07-070
171
2020-07-080
171
2020-07-090
171
2020-07-100
171
2020-07-110
171
2020-07-120
171
2020-07-130
171
2020-07-140
171
2020-07-150
171
2020-07-160
171
2020-07-170
171
2020-07-180
171
2020-07-190
171
2020-07-200
171
2020-07-210
171
2020-07-220
171
2020-07-230
171
2020-07-240
171
2020-07-250
171
2020-07-260
171
2020-07-270
171
2020-07-280
171
2020-07-290
171
2020-07-300
171
2020-07-310
171
2020-08-010
171
2020-08-020
171
2020-08-030
171
2020-08-040
171
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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