Mortality statistics from COVID-19 are significantly biased towards underestimation. Since, in the official statistics created by WHO, the mortality rate is taken to be the ratio of the number of deaths to the number of infected people. Whereas in fact, it is necessary to determine the mortality rate as relation the number of dead people, to the total number of dead and recovered people. Which creates objective mortality statistics.
Example of erroneous statistics
Suppose we have some disease in which the probability of dying or surviving is 1: 1, or 0, 5. That is, out of 1 million infected people, 500 thousand will die and 500 thousand will survive. Suppose we have 1 million infected people, and 100 thousand who have left the state of the disease. In relation to this 100 thousand - 50 thousand recovered, and 50 thousand died. According to WHO statistics, the percentage of deaths from a disease is defined as the ratio of the number of deaths to the total number of infected people. In view of what, a mortality rate of 5% is obtained.
50,000: 1,000,000 x 100% = 0.05 x 100% = 5%
Whereas in reality the mortality rate is 50%. The absurdity of this calculation, proposed by WHO, becomes especially apparent at the end of the epidemic, when the number of infected people is reduced and the number of deaths is growing. For example, suppose in our example 1 million people have already passed the disease, 500 thousand of them have died and 500 thousand have recovered. While 100 thousand still remain infected. Then, according to WHO estimates, you need to divide the number of deaths by the number of infected people, and multiply by 100 percent.
500,000: 100,000 x 100% = 5 x 100% = 500%
As you can see, according to the calculation proposed by WHO, we get the mortality rate at the end of the epidemic equal to 500%. That is, more than 100%, which includes all individuals. Thus, it becomes completely obvious that the calculation of mortality statistics adopted by WHO does not meet the rules of statistics, and is completely arbitrary. Hence, the real mortality rate should be determined by the statistical sample of people for whom the disease ended, either with recovery or death. As a result of this, this coefficient is equal to the ratio of the number of deceased persons to the total number of people who have passed through the disease. In our example, such a calculation will give a mortality or recovery statistics of 50%.
Real statistics of COVID-19
With that said, real mortality statistics in the world from COVID-19 are 21%, in France 33%, in the USA 31%. That is, according to real statistics, every fifth person from coronovirus cases dies from a coronovirus in the world. Whereas in the USA every third person dies. And this is completely objective data, confirmed by current statistics.
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Example of erroneous statistics
Suppose we have some disease in which the probability of dying or surviving is 1: 1, or 0, 5. That is, out of 1 million infected people, 500 thousand will die and 500 thousand will survive. Suppose we have 1 million infected people, and 100 thousand who have left the state of the disease. In relation to this 100 thousand - 50 thousand recovered, and 50 thousand died. According to WHO statistics, the percentage of deaths from a disease is defined as the ratio of the number of deaths to the total number of infected people. In view of what, a mortality rate of 5% is obtained.
50,000: 1,000,000 x 100% = 0.05 x 100% = 5%
Whereas in reality the mortality rate is 50%. The absurdity of this calculation, proposed by WHO, becomes especially apparent at the end of the epidemic, when the number of infected people is reduced and the number of deaths is growing. For example, suppose in our example 1 million people have already passed the disease, 500 thousand of them have died and 500 thousand have recovered. While 100 thousand still remain infected. Then, according to WHO estimates, you need to divide the number of deaths by the number of infected people, and multiply by 100 percent.
500,000: 100,000 x 100% = 5 x 100% = 500%
As you can see, according to the calculation proposed by WHO, we get the mortality rate at the end of the epidemic equal to 500%. That is, more than 100%, which includes all individuals. Thus, it becomes completely obvious that the calculation of mortality statistics adopted by WHO does not meet the rules of statistics, and is completely arbitrary. Hence, the real mortality rate should be determined by the statistical sample of people for whom the disease ended, either with recovery or death. As a result of this, this coefficient is equal to the ratio of the number of deceased persons to the total number of people who have passed through the disease. In our example, such a calculation will give a mortality or recovery statistics of 50%.
Real statistics of COVID-19
With that said, real mortality statistics in the world from COVID-19 are 21%, in France 33%, in the USA 31%. That is, according to real statistics, every fifth person from coronovirus cases dies from a coronovirus in the world. Whereas in the USA every third person dies. And this is completely objective data, confirmed by current statistics.
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