24/U But Levin et al. implies IFR in Maranhão, Brazil should be ~2X larger than reported COVID-19 deaths imply. Ioannidis, in contrast, used that lower IFR. Consistent with Levin et al., excess deaths were higher in Maranhão. https://t.co/tdKWUel0Nv h
@shananalla see part 34/ https://t.co/vKkVXlivr5 https://t.co/6vhFCjJ3fU
34/ - under-estimating deaths b/c of death reporting https://t.co/fMljqQAJDs https://t.co/umRW1q9h8m https://t.co/9t5Xv6LXIJ https://t.co/vKkVXlivr5 https://t.co/pFFYpUBEFH https://t.co/bvuP4wFxS3 https://t.co/ST0JAwt6Cf https://t.co/hVCfhOxNxH ht
RT @UgariticMan: Study from Brazil find Infection Fatality Rate (IFR) to be 0.14% for the region surveyed. Researchers make an unsubstant…
Super estudo feito pela Universidade do Maranhão: 40% soropositivos (Roche). Population-based seroprevalence of SARS-CoV-2 and the herd immunity threshold in Maranhão https://t.co/IbhsH145Ve