@mjtimber2 @TnAlistair @ID_Denmark @rdmorris @Stanford Especially for an IFR estimate for late March 2020 when the vast majority of the population hadn't been infected yet, let alone re-infected. https://t.co/msyadremgq https://t.co/c4LnnMwjiF https://t.
@imjustaK9 @rdmorris @Stanford The IFR in question is from March 2020, and thus pre-omicron. So your underreporting excuse would need to be pre-omicron to work. You're not very familiar with what's being discussed, are you, conspiracist? https://t.co/msy
@dasfoo @rdmorris @Stanford Do you mean papers with Chinese co-authors, or papers based on data from China? https://t.co/msyadremgq - Tian et al.: https://t.co/L4cLPvvKHE - Jung et al.: https://t.co/Of45IVJce3 figure 3: https://t.co/jo4NOMMP0A https://t
@rdmorris @Stanford Yup. Pre-vaccination IFRs for the USA overall were about ~0.5% - ~1%. There was already IFRs in that range before Bhattacharya's 17 April 2020 Santa Clara pre-print. https://t.co/WI87nn8hV4 figure 3: https://t.co/jo4NOMMP0A 19 Febru