To keep up with the news and data on the spread of COVID-19 around the world, Bing and Microsoft News have aggregated data from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), World Health Organization and other authoritative sources for an interactive map.
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Microsoft News debuted the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Health page in February and added the Bing COVID-19 tracker.
You can also find the tracker on a dedicated Bing page. Since its debut, the tracker has been updated to show county level U.S. data, regional level data for many countries, and a graphs of confirmed and fatal cases.
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Searches for “covid19,” “coronavirus information,” or similar terms on mobile and desktop versions of Bing will surface a persistent module that provides the latest data on a local and global scale.
The Helpful Info tab brings up information on everything from travel updates, testing locations, and ways to contribute on a local or global level.
For more information on what new features have been added, check out the Bing blog.
Manish Mittal is a general manager at Bing. Product marketing manager Jamie Papin-Wynne also contributed to this post.