I agree that there are lower estimates - in large part, this is likely age-related (I.e. Singapore). But in this case, for Florida, I think we can say with some certainty that an IFR of 0.26% would be an underestimate
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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We know that they used a test with low specificity and sampled high-risk groups. Chances are it's biased, but we can't be certain until it's published
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