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On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Mike Miller wrote:
> On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Jonathan King wrote:
> >
[snip]
> > Cumulative
> > #cases #deaths
> > March 29 470 10
> > March 31 530 13
> > April 01 685 16
> >
> > So the death rate is just over 2%
>
> Unfortunately, it's a little worse than that because of the 685, some
> are new cases that *will* die eventually. So you don't really know your
> numerator yet.
Ah. So I guess it could go as high as 4% or so (looking back). Good
catch.
> The other bad news is that it seems to be airborn so that people don't
> even need to meet face-to-face to pass the virus -- it seems to spread
> through hotels, airplanes and apartment buildings, probably through the
> ventilation system. If that's true, it's going to be really bad.
A tiny bit of good news, though: the April 2 data was just posted, and
there were "only" 23 new cases listed. There will be some up and down
bumps. Now that I think of it, the news did mention that many of the new
recent cases came from pretty much everybody in a large apartment building
getting it. The news 2-7 days from now could be very telling.
jking
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