yes, and no. I'm fairly confident that in Germany of all places, people were being hospitalised if required even in the Spring, so having hospital-specific CFRs falling suggests lower mortality from management (imo).
It doesn't have to be about dying for lack of resources tho, I think that's where the misunderstanding is coming from. Changes in hospital mortality can come from a changing denominator regardless
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You may be right, technically. I'm not saying Covid has turned into the common cold. But I would be flabbergasted if (in absence of hospitals overwhelmed), fewer people, like for like aren't dying from it now cf April.
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I would be entirely unsurprised if fewer people were dying, and similarly unsurprised if this was not true. There are good reasons to think that it could happen, and good reasons to think it won't
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