There is a company called Kinsa (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/18/health/coronavirus-fever-thermometers.html) that has distributed 1 million smart thermometers to households across the US. For the past few years, their data has proven to better predict the spread of the flu than the CDC's own flu tracker.
Kinsa has now made a website that shows not only where those 1 million thermometers are showing a fever now, but also how much higher the current fever rates there are, compared to past years' flu seasons.
Go to https://healthweather.us/ and click "Atypical Illness" in the upper right corner of the map.
Kinsa has now made a website that shows not only where those 1 million thermometers are showing a fever now, but also how much higher the current fever rates there are, compared to past years' flu seasons.
Go to https://healthweather.us/ and click "Atypical Illness" in the upper right corner of the map.