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Without other data I'm not sure I find that convincing. In the US, a lot of obstetrical care takes place at offices away from hospitals.
by therealcamino 7y ago
Without other data I'm not sure I find that convincing. In the US, a lot of obstetrical care takes place at offices away from hospitals.
- mlyle 7y agoLess so in NYC, but I agree. In any case, I think the interesting things are: A) the share of infected people who will never have symptoms, and B) the share of infected people that have minor symptoms and will not be diagnosed. There's reason to believe that both A and B are significant. If they reach 90%-- which there's reason to believe they likely do-- it means that with a 1.5% cumulative case count you have more like 15% of the population having been exposed.