It doesn't imply that at all because fatality rates are country and outbreak-specific, it's not an inherent property of the pathogenhttps://twitter.com/Adam_Creighton/status/1255825379320717313 …
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also the IFR in study possibly lower due to self-selection of healthy and asymptomatic people giving blood (which the authors acknowledge!)
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Yep. Always weird to see people who appear not to have even read the studies that they rely on for evidence
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I'm sure a death rate of 0.1% for under 50's (not U69) at least is probably about right, or even less. Not this is a good thing. Assuming we allowed the virus to run like a normal flu season then even ignoring all the older people filling the hospitals (which is obviously absurd)
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2/3 of the Oz population under 50 * 1/3 contract the virus * ACFR 0.1 = 5500 deaths. We would normally have what? Single figure deaths in that age group? Anyway why are we debating that buffoons scribblings.
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