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RE: Germany. What are they doing right? - BostonCard - 03-31-2020
Germany now is up to 775 dead (115 today), out of a total of 71,808 diagnosed. So their naive case fatality rate is now above 1%.
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RE: Germany. What are they doing right? - magnus - 04-01-2020
Apparently Germany's tested demographic heavily skewed to the young, thus lower death rate early on.
[tweet]https://twitter.com/jburnmurdoch/status/1245471186789847041[/tweet]
RE: Germany. What are they doing right? - 2006alum - 04-18-2020
Apparently not as much right as we thought:
[tweet]https://twitter.com/worldonalert/status/1251381794701803520?s=20[/tweet]
4,352 confirmed deaths on 141,000 confirmed cases yields a roughly 3% CFR. That's likely much higher than the true IFR, but Germany has tested more thoroughly than just about anyone outside East Asia, testing over 50,000 per day.