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>Yes? That's the definition, no? No, it pretty much always refers to the case fatality rate.
by weberer 3y ago
>Yes? That's the definition, no?
No, it pretty much always refers to the case fatality rate.
- eggy 3y agoYes, MERS killed less people but had R0 estimates from 2 to 5 based on the Saudi and South Korea infections. MERS killed 936 people with a CFR of 36%. The US has an observed-CFR of 1.1% due to COVID-19 (close to Canada with more stringent measures), and Peru, the highest, at 4.9%. In more visceral terms, if the doctor says you either have MERS or SARS-CoV-2. What is your first thought, question? Which is more deadlier?