dbsb3233
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Exactly. The age profile (age group to age group) actually parallels the flu almost perfectly. All the bars on the right chart will surely drop (as a %) as they get a better count/estimate of the # of people that have the virus (that we just don't know about yet). The question is just by how much. Only time will tell whether those %'s drop by 2x... 5x... 10x... They'll surely drop. Just won't know for many months how much.The only caveat to this is that there seems to be many (maybe?) people that might be getting the virus and it never gets counted since it is never severe enough for them to go to a doctor and have it confirmed. It's worse than the flu, I'm sure, but I'm not sure it is as bad as stated in the above graphs.
That's the main fear right now - the unknown. It wouldn't surprise me if the # of cases and death toll actually come in well under the annual flu. It's surprising how many people get and die from the flu every single year...
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