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Kinsa is an early warning system to detect and respond to contagious illness. Through a network of millions of smart thermometers, Kinsa tracks the spread of illness in real-time and forecasts future outbreaks. Keep your families, school and communities healthy by using a Kinsa Smart Thermometer.
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Kinsa is an early warning system to detect and respond to contagious illness. Through a network of millions of smart thermometers, Kinsa tracks the spread of illness in real-time and forecasts future outbreaks. Keep your families, school and communities healthy by using a Kinsa Smart Thermometer.
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What is Kinsa & how does it work?
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Where can I find a fevermap?
The thermometer manufacturer Kinsa publishes data from their own devices at healthweather.us. During March 2020 they were able to accurately predict which locations in the US would have most COVID-19 cased before patients started seeking medical care. The map only exists for the US and is based only on measurements from Kinsa’s devices.
Aug 21, 2020 · In addition to its local partnerships, the company has become a central information hub for the public, media, and researchers with its Healthweather tool, which maps unusual rates of fevers — among the most common symptom of Covid-19 — to help visualize the prevalence of illness in communities.
Mar 23, 2020 · While Kinsa’s US Health Weather Map has no way of tracking the spread of COVID-19 specifically, as it looks only at fevers tied to geographic data, it could provide easy-to-grasp early...
