Paul Saladino· MD
Germany is seeing around .3% fatality rates, worse than a typical flu but same order of magnitude.
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Germany is seeing around .3% fatality rates, worse than a typical flu but same order of magnitude.
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it's killed more people in a shorter amount of time than a regular flu virus but it's not an order of magnitude more deadly right you look at the case fatality rates in Germany they're between 0.3 0.4 it's it's on the same order of magnitude