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In a majority of U.S. counties right now, residents are at an extremely high risk of getting Covid-19, an analysis by The New York Times and public health experts shows.
Here’s how to find practical advice based on where you live, and much more. https://nyti.ms/3iSKq7n
Here’s how to find practical advice based on where you live, and much more. https://nyti.ms/3iSKq7n
The Times has published detailed pages and risk assessments for nearly every county in the U.S. This tool can help you translate the latest virus data into advice for your everyday life. http://nyti.ms/3iSKq7n
To help you understand how to manage your Covid-19 risk, we partnered with public health experts at @ResolveTSL to offer practical guidance for common activities to keep you and your community safer. http://nyti.ms/3iSKq7n
Here are some examples of the detailed local pages and risk assessments for each area. Many of the biggest U.S. cities are at the highest risk level.
New York City http://nyti.ms/3iRlJYV
Los Angeles http://nyti.ms/3iPvhnt
Cook County, Illinois http://nyti.ms/3qWjE0F
New York City http://nyti.ms/3iRlJYV
Los Angeles http://nyti.ms/3iPvhnt
Cook County, Illinois http://nyti.ms/3qWjE0F
Risk levels have shifted over time. The change in risk levels from the fall to winter was stark as cases peaked. http://nyti.ms/3iSKq7n
County-level risk assessments will be updated regularly along with the rest of The Times’s coronavirus tracking project. Explore the full U.S. map and search to find your county. http://nyti.ms/3onh2Y0
