The CDC figures it is close to 35% now.
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Is this based on his study's point estimate?
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"Coronavirus may have infected half of UK population — Oxford study" https://amp.ft.com/content/5ff6469a-6dd8-11ea-89df-41bea055720b …. Considering that's where the UK was in March...
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I don't think that opinion has been particularly well supported by recent events:pic.twitter.com/lDqFUwO2PT
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Already in the U.K. 0.139% of the entire population has died of Covid. (NB. Not excess deaths. Covid deaths You have to dig into the Gov dashboard to get all COVID deaths by date of death to date (somewhat laggy). I shall attach the links and photos from the website nexthttps://twitter.com/fascinatorfun/status/1347946239573295105 …
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Crazy numbers It will be 100k next week I am pretty sure. That would be 0.147% 1 in every 680 citizens.https://twitter.com/fascinatorfun/status/1347951276341022723 …
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Isn't defining IFR like defining Rt? Ro is hard enough with CV-19, but can we really define accurate IFR because of interventions, and variables? It changes by location, timing, seasonality, and a lot of other things. Ex.- I would suspect IFR is lower in Sweden than Italy.
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Re: "Isn't defining IFR like defining Rt? Ro is hard enough with CV-19, but can we really define accurate IFR because of interventions, and variables?" Stop trolling. https://twitter.com/AtomsksSanakan/status/1343330333106860036 …pic.twitter.com/kAYauTApdi
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TOTAL COVID DEATHS. 95,101.
1 in 715 U.K. citizens. 0.139%
That’s crazy bad.
Explanations after Case numbers and hospital data