Oh absolutely, although I'm not sure I agree that blood donors would have a lower prevalence. But I think in this case it's fairly uncontroversial to say that the estimate of 0.26% is likely biased downwards and the true figure is probably quite a bit higher
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Actually, I think that currently they are mostly underestimates - many countries are collecting death data haphazardly, and excess death counts indicate much higher numbers. It's not unlikely that, when we develop a more comprehensive estimate, the IFR will go up a lot
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