It's pretty easy to see how many positive tests there have been by country, but does anyone know of a site that shows how many total tests are administered? It would help to try and determine if a countries low numbers are just because they aren't tested.

As of Friday 3/13

Interesting. That probably explains India's low numbers. They are the lowest tests per person in the world.

I work directly with public health. The only way to know is to total the number of tests at the labs that process them, and I doubt the CDC/Feds will allow this information to be spread to the general population.

Public health departments are only told of positive tests in the their counties. Local providers are able to swab and send the tests to the labs just like strep/flu tests. Those numbers are not reported locally.

Here is a link from the same site above showing tests per state

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18oVRrHj3c183mHmq3m89_163yuYltLNlOmPerQ18E8w/htmlview?sle=true#gid=0

Signel said:

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I work directly with public health. The only way to know is to total the number of tests at the labs that process them, and I doubt the CDC/Feds will allow this information to be spread to the general population.

Public health departments are only told of positive tests in the their counties. Local providers are able to swab and send the tests to the labs just like strep/flu tests. Those numbers are not reported locally.

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They said they are going to start funneling all the test numbers from all the labs to the CDC and it will be made public.

This source has total testing data and breaks it down by state.

For Texas:
Total tests conducted: 1,268
Positive: 64
Negative: 1,204
Deaths: 1
Last updated: 3/17, 13:00 ET.

For US:
Total tests conducted: 54,199
Positive: 5,737
Negative: 47,645
Pending: 815
Deaths: 90
Last updated: 3/17, 17:00 ET.

The John's Hopkins tracker is showing Texas up to 110 positive