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[quote][i]Originally posted by SetH[/i] [quote][i]Originally posted by DaveyLC[/i] [quote][i]Originally posted by Ian[/i] https://swprs.org/a-swiss-doctor-on-covid-19/ [/quote] "According to data from the best-studied countries such as South Korea, Iceland, Germany and Denmark, the overall lethality of Covid19 is between 0.1% and 0.4% and thus up to twenty times lower than initially assumed by the WHO." I love stuff like this.. Absolutely ZERO evidence or source identification to back up any claims.. Other than a few re-shared of blog posts etc... [Edited on 23-04-2020 by DaveyLC] I'm editing this again because I've been clicking on a few of the links many of which are articles written during/after the SARS outbreaks (Cov-2).. [Edited on 23-04-2020 by DaveyLC] [/quote] That is not completely true, guaranteed its not thorough harvard referencing and is year 1 science student sloppiness (in places), but the site overall as a whole is pretty good with citing references. For example I found the data for Iceland in seconds, and the source was the National University Hospital of Iceland, The Department of Microbiology. The 2nd item I clicked on about 50-80% of test positive individuals took me to a BMJ post (title atop the page is intended for health professionals). That article displays 3 references, the first 1 being a 40 page report from the WHO the second links to an Italian news report within which it has both the references. It could be better with referencing for sure, but find a resource on the internet that is better? or stick with mainstream media reports. I'd be happy someone can point out a better resource as I will certainly use it as a reference :) [Edited on 23-04-2020 by SetH] [/quote]
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