Median IFR in western counries is 0.24% (Stanford Prof. Ioannidis). That makes it maximally 2x more deadly than a medium-strong influenza virus. I wonder, did that justify lockdown measures, which subjects an additional 135 Millions in developing countries to severe risk of starvation according to the UN. Not to mention all the other costs and loss of lives, such as via unemployment, deferred surgeries and medical treatment, lack of exercise, lack of human interaction, increase in depression and domestic violence etc. Could you make a video and assess those massive and overlooked costs in detail?
Median IFR in western counries is 0.24% (Stanford Prof. Ioannidis). That makes it maximally 2x more deadly than a medium-strong influenza virus.
I wonder, did that justify lockdown measures, which subjects an additional 135 Millions in developing countries to severe risk of starvation according to the UN. Not to mention all the other costs and loss of lives, such as via unemployment, deferred surgeries and medical treatment, lack of exercise, lack of human interaction, increase in depression and domestic violence etc. Could you make a video and assess those massive and overlooked costs in detail?
Curious, what is the trigger that causes different amounts of proteins to be produced. For instance, there are more membrane proteins, than spike?