In Gangelt, the epicenter of an early outbreak in Northrhine-Westfalia 80% of the population participated in the study. 15% of the population infected. Thus, the preliminary Infection fatality rate seems to be 0.37%.
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I don't think that would make a drastic difference. Co-morbidities and co-infections do not eliminate the virus as a causal factor - perhaps in some cases but I would think not all. The distinction is sensible to start with. worth looking into that. Italians got a similar outcome
I disagree. If the numbers come from Germany I would use France (similar profile) data for deaths/infections and divide by Germany’s deaths/infections and then multiply this 0.37% total fatality rate by that.
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"According to the RKI, anyone who was infected and dies with the current corona virus counts as a corona death. Regardless of whether he died directly from the illness as a result of the infection or whether he suffered from several illnesses and the decisive factor is unclear."
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Then I am mistaken. Thank you.
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