This is from WHO, but anybody care to qualify this with more information? We've long held that it's 2% mortality, but 3.4% would be a more significant jump. (I assume that jump is concentrated more in older or compromised populations.)https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1234872254883909642 …
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The US is sadly complicating that with low testing and bad info, as yet.
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With the exception of a few hundred people, if you live in the US, you have no idea if you have the virus or not, and currently no way of finding out. It's a travesty.
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I think there are probably a lot of subclinical cases likely wandering around. I've read epidemiology reports where they project the fatality rate in healthy people will be less than one percent. But its too early to tell (and Imo too early to panic)
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But I'm absolutely cautious, for sure. Even as I constantly touch my damn face.
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