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Heidi

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6. Depending on what information you're seeking,

Reply to Bluestocking (Original post)

Wed Sep 17, 2025, 09:34 AM

Sep 2025

the World Health Organization is a good start. However, I don’t know how the WHO sources its US data. I share the same concerns about CDC data (not faulting CDC employees at all).

https://data.who.int/dashboards/covid19/cases

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Where can I find reliable information on current COVID conditions [View all] Bluestocking Sep 2025 OP

I'm in NJ JustAnotherGen Sep 2025 #1

Dunno, but it's looking like reliable information on weather is gonna be a pay as you go pretty soon Attilatheblond Sep 2025 #2

I assume Covid is spreading as it usually does... ananda Sep 2025 #3

AHIP, the trade org for health insurance companies, put out a statement yesterday saying insurers would continue to WhiskeyGrinder Sep 2025 #5

Yes. It's the ones after this one that might not be. ananda Sep 2025 #8

The Pandemic Mitigation Collaborative WhiskeyGrinder Sep 2025 #4

This might just do. Thanks. Bluestocking Sep 2025 #11

Depending on what information you're seeking, Heidi Sep 2025 #6

I've been looking at my state's results..... BigmanPigman Sep 2025 #7

The CDC is still monitoring wastewater mnhtnbb Sep 2025 #9

I don't trust anything coming out of the CDC Bluestocking Sep 2025 #10