Coronavirus: How scared should we be? So coronavirus is, in effect, taking any frailties and amplifying them. It is like packing an extra year's worth of risk into a short period of time.

If your risk of dying was very low in the first place, it still remains very low.

What we'll need to find the true COVID-19 death toll: The COVID-19 death toll is a third of the way to matching U.S. fatalities from World War II

Covid-19 to send almost all G20 countries into a recession: The euro zone will be one of the hardest hit regions, posting a full-year recession of 8%. Germany (-6.1%), France (-8.8%), and Italy (-10.8%) will register full-year recessions. The depth of the crisis will expose tensions and political divides within the currency bloc. Monetary and fiscal policy levers are being used to the full across the bloc. The European Central Bank (ECB) is playing an important role in maintaining market sentiment, keeping access to financing open even for the more indebted members of the euro zone, and dampening the risk of a debt crisis.

What impact will the COVID-19 pandemic have on jobs? Researchers estimate that 42% of pandemic-induced layoffs will result in a permanent job loss.

Questões ético-jurídicas relativas ao uso de apps geradoras de dados de mobilidade para vigilância epidemiológica da Covid-19, por Alexandra Aragão, do Instituto Jurídico da Faculdade de Direito da Universidade de Coimbra

OurRisk.CoV | COVID-19 Phenomics: We recently used large-scale samples of NHS patient data to estimate the excess risk of mortality which may be associated with coronavirus (COVID-19). We wanted to develop this research to inform simple tools to allow interaction and exploration by policymakers, researchers and the public.
In the OurRisk.CoV tool, we provide our initial learning in relation to the implementation and development of policy responses to the COVID-19 pandemic.
We have provided some simple tools to allow interaction and exploration.

Foursquare Recovery Index: As COVID-19 stay-at-home orders begin to lift, shifting real world behavior will be a critical indicator of economic recovery. How people start returning to different places - and in what order, at what pace - will be necessary information for governments, journalists, researchers and brands alike in navigating the times ahead.