IFR (Infection Fatality Rate) for COVID: how did experts get is so wrong (10-fold) & Why Stanford's Ioannidis provides most robust data & Carl Heneghan, Jason Oke & Tom Jefferson sets IFR straight!
by Paul Alexander
The Infection Fatality Ratio: the Errors in the Early Estimates. Recent data shows that early estimates of fatality in the covid pandemic over-predicted deaths by as much as tenfold in younger people
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10-fold mistake? Is this ineptness or deliberate? I think Heneghan is being too kind.
A recent publication by Stanford researchers based on seroprevalence studies in the covid pre-vaccination era provides a more robust estimate of the IFR.
Across 32 studies, the median IFR of COVID-19 was estimated to be 0.035% for people aged 0-59 years and 0.095% for those aged 0-69.
We compared the two IFR estimates, which shows the Imperial College estimates are much higher than Stanfords across the age groups.’
