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- Our COVID-19 dataset contains detailed information on over 100 million de-identified cases from over 100 countries. This is a significant milestone, but data formats, richness, and timely availability have changed over time and other players became better positioned to track global case and death numbers over time. We are no longer actively updating our COVID-19 data repository. “Date last updated” is provided for each country within the map feature. Global.health is focused on providing support during the first 100 days of an outbreak.
Mpox
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  - 2022
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  - 2022
  - 2024
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  - 2022
  - 2024
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  - 2022
  - 2024
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Impact of spatiotemporal heterogeneity in COVID-19 disease surveillance on epidemiological parameters and case growth rates

07 September, 2022

Global.health: Lessons from building a data platform during the pandemic

09 August, 2022

Global.health: a scalable platform for pandemic data integration, analytics, and preparedness

27 July, 2022

Tracking the 2022 monkeypox outbreak with epidemiological data in real-time

09 June, 2022

Transparent data for effective research: Beilstein open science symposium 2021

07 January, 2022

Monitoring key epidemiological parameters of SARS-CoV-2 transmission

05 January, 2022

Sharing, synthesis and sustainability of data analysis for epidemic preparedness in Europe

15 October, 2021

Rt COVID-19

27 January, 2021

Data curation during a pandemic and lessons learned from COVID-19

15 January, 2021

The COVID-19 response illustrates that traditional academic reward structures and metrics do not reflect crucial contributions to modern science

16 October, 2020