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Death toll in Buffalo blizzard rises to at least seven
On Dec. 25, officials in Erie County, N.Y., reported at least seven total deaths attributed to the catastrophic snowstorm.
Un mese nei tweet Per conoscere, per riflettere, per costruire reti
ICU beds come next. @DrMCecconi | Maurizio Cecconi | 7.01.2021 The new banner headline we will never forget. Anecdotes are powerful, but I prefer to change minds with data, so I struggle with anecdotes in media coverage of science. @VPrasadMDMPH | Vinay Prasad | 30.12.2020 Why a SARS-CoV-2 variant that’s 50% more transmissible would in general be a much bigger problem than a variant that’s 50% more deadly. By above, we’d expect 10000 x (1.1 x 1.5)^5 x 0.8% = 978 eventual new fatalities after a month of spread. 4/ The above is just an illustrative example, but the key message: an increase in something that grows exponentially (i.e. transmission) can have far more effect than the same proportional increase in something that just scales an outcome (i.e. severity).
Case-Fatality Risk Estimates for COVID-19 Calculated by Using a Lag Time for Fatality
We estimated the case-fatality risk for coronavirus disease cases in China (3.5%); China, excluding Hubei Province (0.8%); 82 countries, territories, and areas (4.2%); and on a cruise ship (0.6%). Lower estimates might be closest to the true value, but a broad range of 0.25%-3.0% probably should be considered.