I have a theory: 1/233=.00429. So if the underlying IFR at the time happened to be .429% or something similar and they registered a death they would want case counts to increase by corresponding number in order to keep IFR constant. We recognize deaths as generally accurate but cases as profoundly inaccurate subject to variability both in diagnosis and severity.
I have a theory: 1/233=.00429. So if the underlying IFR at the time happened to be .429% or something similar and they registered a death they would want case counts to increase by corresponding number in order to keep IFR constant. We recognize deaths as generally accurate but cases as profoundly inaccurate subject to variability both in diagnosis and severity.