... of the epidemic, visualized according to an index ranging from 0 to 100 (corresponding to the peak). " 2/ The background was: Bein show me a statistic of lethality rising ? That's for sure! If there is one thing that is indisputable and undisputed in Pr. Raoult's studies, it is that the more we test, ...

...the classic jargon mistake I mentioned in my previous post. I don't quite see the connection with the fact that you were talking about the evolution of lethality by relying on a curve where it did not appear (To then talk about mortality, which did not appear there either.) https://www.econologie.com/forums/health-pollution-prevention/coronavirus-covid-19-real-time-epidemic-map-t16331-1850.html#p410073 ...

Obamot wrote:
The reasoning holds, but I repeat, you did not read what I wrote, nor the link I posted.

if I read, use the term "mortality" instead of "lethality" is a very common jargon error.

Obamot wrote:What don't you understand in what you write? Explain to us?

In the posts you cited, ABC does talk about lethality in each of them. There is no confusion.
On the other hand, concerning your remark, the detection rate does have an impact on the lethality (CFR).

Obamot wrote:We think we are dreaming! Sources?

De-la-Vega wants the death rate, but with the explosion in the number of tests, it is well known ... Between 0,4% and 0,5%

This is the rate of lethality.
The mortality rate is 0,05% (approx 30000 / 67000000). It is not a function of the number of tests.

... we know that at the start of a pandemic, the difference between lethality and mortality can have a difference of up to more than 25% ... this is no longer the case now, since we test a lot and thus - the “picture of the situation” being more and more ...

: shock: Ah damn! https://7img.net/users/1514/33/72/11/smiles/doute.gif So, the lethality is even lower (since it is included in mortality ...) There is also no mortality in your graph. And no, the lethality is higher than mortality. ...

... one thing which is indisputable and undisputed in the studies of Prof. Raoult is that the more we test, and in particular "young" people, the more the lethality decrease! : arrowd: That for you is lowering? For me it has reached a kind of floor since June 21 ...: arrowd:: arrowd: We are on the verge ...

Now is there only the rate of lethality to consider? (...) So how many ebola deaths in the world compared to the 850 TODAY from covid? How many ebola deaths in France compared to the 000 TODAY from covid? What ...

The question that may arise is why these 2 different attitudes? Because the rates of lethality are radically different (between 0,3% and 0,7% for the covid Vs between 25,0% and 90,0% for ebola). Suddenly, the risk / benefit balance is not at all the same. Yes ...