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Those are two different measurements. You have: 1. Chance of getting a disease 2. Chance of dying from said disease once acquired Both have numerous factors
by nickthemagicman 5y ago
Those are two different measurements.
You have:
1. Chance of getting a disease
2. Chance of dying from said disease once acquired
Both have numerous factors that affect the result.
- noasaservice 5y agoFor someone who works in health care, they're likely subjected to multiple variants at one time. What's the metrics look like when someone is hit with 2+ variants at once? HIV is similar, where someone can be positive for 1 or more different strains. And their viral loads are cumulative.
- nradov 5y agoAt this point the Delta variant has effectively out completed everything. The chance of exposure to any other variant is low.