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Facebook built a map that tracks COVID-19 symptoms by county

Mark Zuckerberg nowadays printed Facebook has teamed up with Carnegie Mellon University to lend a hand observe the unfold of possible COVID-19 circumstances around the globe – even scenarios the place there hasn’t been an specific analysis. The corporate nowadays printed an interactive map that tracks the place individuals are experiencing symptoms from the radical coronavirus all through the USA, …
Mark Zuckerberg today revealed Facebook has teamed up with Carnegie Mellon University to help track the spread of potential COVID-19 cases around the world – even situations where there hasn’t been an explicit diagnosis. The company today revealed an interactive map that tracks where people are experiencing symptoms from the novel coronavirus throughout the US, …

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