Latest International Study Shows COVID-19 Mortality Rate at 0.2% Not 3.4%
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2020 Apr 18, 12:43pm 476 views 0 comments
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There have been several studies that show the mortality rate of the coronavirus is much closer to the seasonal flu than was being reported.
A eport by Justin Silverman and Alex Washberne on COVID-19 and featured in The Economist earlier this week found that the coronvirus is widespread in the US. The authors argue that 28 million Americans have or have had the coronavirus. If this study is accurate then the mortality rate of the coronavirus is 0.1%.
Another study by Stanford University researchers this week found that the Coronavirus is far more widespread than previously known and thus far less dangerous. The data indicated that there are between 50 to 80-fold more infections than confirmed cases.
And now another study was recently conducted in Scotland, Denmark and Finland. The results were published at CovModel.org.
The Infection Fatality Ratio (IFR) in Denmark is estimated 0.21%. The IFR is seven times lower are estimated for Finland and Scotland.
In March the world was fooled by the WHO and top researchers to believe the coronavirus was hundreds of times more dangerous than a seasonal flu.
This was the fault of the WHO, the Imperial College researchers, the extremely unreliable IHME and government officials like Dr. Tony Fauci and Dr. Deborah Birx.
Fauci and Birx urged President Trump to lockdown the US economy based on their faulty models and fraudulent information.
The Gateway Pundit called the bluff over a month ago.