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Stanford professor claims coronavirus death rate 'likely orders of magnitude lower' than first thought
https://www.foxnews.com/media/stanford-professor-jay-bhattacharya-coronavirus-death-rate
"Per case, I don't think it's as deadly as people thought," Bhattacharya told host Tucker Carlson. " ... The World Health Organization put an estimate out that was, I think, initially 3.4 percent. It's very unlikely it is anywhere near that. It's it's much likely, much closer to the death rate that you see from the flu per case."
ITS NOT THE FLU
Fuck off
But wait we actually didn't destroy the economy for no reason
"The problem, of course, is that we don't have a vaccine," Bhattacharya added. "So in that sense, it's more deadly and more widespread than the flu, and it overwhelms hospital systems, the ways the flu doesn't."
If only it had actually overwhelmed hospitals. Ass covering
"It really seems like there's many, many cases of the virus that we haven't identified with the testing regimens that we've got around the world," he said. "Many orders of magnitude more people have been infected with it, I think. I think that we realize that ... means that ... the death rate is actually lower than people realize, also by orders of magnitude."
Temecula construction king and Manhattan real estate developer were right.
https://www.foxnews.com/media/stanford-professor-jay-bhattacharya-coronavirus-death-rate
"Per case, I don't think it's as deadly as people thought," Bhattacharya told host Tucker Carlson. " ... The World Health Organization put an estimate out that was, I think, initially 3.4 percent. It's very unlikely it is anywhere near that. It's it's much likely, much closer to the death rate that you see from the flu per case."
ITS NOT THE FLU
Fuck off
But wait we actually didn't destroy the economy for no reason
"The problem, of course, is that we don't have a vaccine," Bhattacharya added. "So in that sense, it's more deadly and more widespread than the flu, and it overwhelms hospital systems, the ways the flu doesn't."
If only it had actually overwhelmed hospitals. Ass covering
"It really seems like there's many, many cases of the virus that we haven't identified with the testing regimens that we've got around the world," he said. "Many orders of magnitude more people have been infected with it, I think. I think that we realize that ... means that ... the death rate is actually lower than people realize, also by orders of magnitude."
Temecula construction king and Manhattan real estate developer were right.
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