Ohio & New York: Missing and Misleading Data

A look at recent news about how Ohio "found" 4,000 COVID-19 deaths, and New York kept 7,000 nursing home deaths from the public.

Ohio and New York came under heavy fire within last week for their less-than-transparent reporting on COVID-19 deaths.

Ohio mysteriously “found” about 4,000 COVID-19 deaths it had failed to report, some dating back as far as October 2020.Ohio chalked it up to a “reconciliation issue” between two database systems it used to track Coronavirus deaths.

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