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CDC Reports 509 New Deaths This Week - total 3,440

Re: CDC Reports 547 New Deaths This Week - total 2,931

Re: CDC Reports 547 New Deaths This Week - total 2,931

So a CFR of about 9.4% (counting only hospitalizations and lab-testing).

During the Pandemic years of 1918-1920, how were CFR's determined? ...by their severity and hospitalizations? They would have had no way of knowing if influenza was present if it was mild, or without fever (if truly there were such cases).
 
Re: CDC Reports 509 New Deaths This Week - total 3,440

The number of deaths as a percentage of hospitalizations has been between 5% and 10% since the beginning. If we see this start to increase beyond 10%, that would be an indicator that something significant has changed, IMHAEO (In My Humble Amatuer Epidemiological Opinion).
 
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