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No, it isn’t. The flu doesn’t require hospitalisation in 15-20% of the cases and doesn’t have a mortality rate of 1% in the best case. Please stop spreading mis
by tigershark 7y ago
No, it isn’t. The flu doesn’t require hospitalisation in 15-20% of the cases and doesn’t have a mortality rate of 1% in the best case. Please stop spreading misinformation.
- atomashpolskiy 7y agohttps://www.icelandreview.com/ask-ir/whats-the-status-of-covid-19-in-iceland/ https://www.icelandreview.com/ask-ir/whats-the-status-of-cov... 27,000 samples 1,500 confirmed 37 hospitalized (2%) 460 recovered Here's the official stats from Iceland. How would you comment these numbers?
- tigershark 7y agoWhat I have to comment? We know what is the death rate in Germany, France, Spain, Italy, South Korea. 1500 cases is ridiculously low to take any conclusion, they are far behind the curve.
- atomashpolskiy 7y agoWho is "we"? Actual scientists say the opposite: most numbers are meaningless and misleading, because we don't know, how wide the virus has spread. Are you that lazy-minded to not even try to check the links that I have provided?
- tigershark 7y agoThen why you post utterly meaningless numbers based on 1500 reported cases far behind the curve and ask for my comment? And please stop insulting me, you have gone too far.
- atomashpolskiy 7y agoDr Ioannidis, for one example, thinks that Iceland's numbers are actually representative in contrast to US, Spain, Italy, etc. He's an expert, what reasons do you have to not at least consider his opinion (and many others') as viable? And it's not my fault that you're so touchy to be insulted by opinions that challenge the ones you hold. There's hardly any valour in throwing downvotes left and right on every post by the person you disagree with either.