Or, the true numbers are 20-35x (!!!)
https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/C...196799.php
If true, that would push the cfr down to .08-.14 percent.
The transmissibility would be scary but the lower cfr would be great news.
I personally don’t expect anything *this* big, especially since ~90% tests were coming back negative.
Can’t wait to read the results of the recent Stanford study in SCC. I read they were supposed to release results late last week, so maybe the result was wildly unexpected?
https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/C...196799.php
If true, that would push the cfr down to .08-.14 percent.
The transmissibility would be scary but the lower cfr would be great news.
I personally don’t expect anything *this* big, especially since ~90% tests were coming back negative.
Can’t wait to read the results of the recent Stanford study in SCC. I read they were supposed to release results late last week, so maybe the result was wildly unexpected?