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Doesn’t this assume that the oxygen changes mortality from 100% to 0%? Can anyone find studies giving the actual effect size?

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Jeff Coleman | Jeff.eth

@technocrypto

May 2, 2021

Back of napkin math shows that funding oxygen intervention for India is currently more effective than even top rated interventions from @GiveWell Thread below. @Effect_Altruism @MedCrisis @GiveIndia @VitalikButerin @juliagalef @KellyBEworks @robertskmiles @JaEsf 1/X

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12:29 PM · May 7, 2021Twitter for iPhone

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did you look into this?

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Jeff Coleman | Jeff.eth

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Here is how I got the numbers: twitter.com/technocrypto/s In short, no. I estimated a max reduction of 25% in mortality per week. The challenge with the data is that it is collected in non-crisis situations, so I am relying heavily on the estimation of the specific MD I consulted.

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Jeff Coleman | Jeff.eth

@technocrypto

May 7, 2021

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This was the conclusion of the MD I spoke to. He estimated that a week of oxygen would be a typical triage intervention if you were bottlenecked, and that up to half of patients would die (eventually) without it. So 4 adds room for ineffective triage.

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This was the value used only for the intervention they thought would be most effective if bottlenecked. All other interventions received even lower ratings, accounted for in the "lives saved per day" stat. The spreadsheet link expired but I'm uploading it again now.