And so, so mare which I don’t have time to find one by one right now. Like the study from Finland, or other places.
I don’t have anything to add to this discussion, since this clearly shows you are incapable of research. One other point is there is non negligible amount of people who does not develop antibodies therefore they are not detected in serological tests. I would expect IFR go down.
The only required skill required is googling and having open mind.)
“ Iceland, (1st May) reports ten deaths in 1798 patients, CFR. 0.56%. If we assumed 1% of the population (364,000) is infected, then the corresponding IFR would be 10/3640 = 0.3%. Iceland’s test and quarantine measures may have shielded the elderly group, and deaths may still go up as they lag infection by about two weeks.
Iceland’s higher rates of testing, the smaller population, and their ability to ascertain all those with Sars-CoV-2 means they can obtain. an accurate estimate of the CFR and the IFR during the pandemic (most countries will only be able to do this after the pandemic).
Current data from Iceland suggests their IFR is somewhere between 0.3% and 0.56%.”
-CEBM
P.S. FYI Iceland has done more test than anybody I think (ratiowise).
When I say you cherrypick, I am talking about this:
https://www.reddit.com/r/COVID19/comments/g4tqvk/dutch_antib...
And so, so mare which I don’t have time to find one by one right now. Like the study from Finland, or other places.
I don’t have anything to add to this discussion, since this clearly shows you are incapable of research. One other point is there is non negligible amount of people who does not develop antibodies therefore they are not detected in serological tests. I would expect IFR go down.
(You could have find in other publications too:
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.05.13.20101253v...
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.03.09.20033357v...
The only required skill required is googling and having open mind.)
“ Iceland, (1st May) reports ten deaths in 1798 patients, CFR. 0.56%. If we assumed 1% of the population (364,000) is infected, then the corresponding IFR would be 10/3640 = 0.3%. Iceland’s test and quarantine measures may have shielded the elderly group, and deaths may still go up as they lag infection by about two weeks.
Iceland’s higher rates of testing, the smaller population, and their ability to ascertain all those with Sars-CoV-2 means they can obtain. an accurate estimate of the CFR and the IFR during the pandemic (most countries will only be able to do this after the pandemic).
Current data from Iceland suggests their IFR is somewhere between 0.3% and 0.56%.” -CEBM
P.S. FYI Iceland has done more test than anybody I think (ratiowise).
I have a suggestion for you: READ MORE!