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Originally Posted by cdcox
I agree with most of your analysis here, except that you have omitted consideration that most US cases are in early stages, due to exponential growth of the number of cases.
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If you look at confirmed cases from the 22nd (33,592) and consider that only 10% of the cases are discovered, the calculation yields a CRF of 0.006 (0.6%), which I consider my (NOT AN EXPERT) lower bound of the CFR.
This refers to the "true" CFR, accounting for all cases, not just confirmed cases.