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> Covid-19 has a lethality around 2% ?!? I thought it was 0.3%? Citation? Anyhow, all those stats are askew; not everyone who got C19 got tested, but most w

> Covid-19 has a lethality around 2% ?!? I thought it was 0.3%? Citation? Anyhow, all those stats are askew; not everyone who got C19 got tested, but most who died (from any cause) did. > that may sound like a 50% reduction, but actually it is just a 1% improvement Well, you just described how the C19 vax say how they improve survival rates. https://youtu.be/Jkwn5I8tLmE?list=PL2S-_LNXy9Vx24_o9zSTF6MADGr_4upKN https://youtu.be/Jkwn5I8tLmE?list=PL2S-_LNXy9Vx24_o9zSTF6MAD...

marcodiego 5y ago
> ?!? I thought it was 0.3%? Citation? Anyhow, all those stats are askew; not everyone who got C19 got tested, but most who died (from any cause) did. At least in brazil, lethality is under 3% ( https://ourworldindata.org/coronavirus/country/brazil https://ourworldindata.org/coronavirus/country/brazil ). Considering under reporting, you're right, this number can be even lower. > Well, you just described how the C19 vax say how they improve survival rates. In brazil, coronavac has 100% efficacy against death cases during the test phase. Reducing lethality from 3% to 0% is very different than reducing from 2% to 1%.