VOICED : La tasa de mortalidad del coronavirus fue de 1,4% en Wuhan, segun estudio

A study published in Nature Medicine reveals that the coronavirus mortality rate in Wuhan was 1.4%, lower than the 3.4% indicated by WHO. The study suggests that real case numbers are higher due to limited testing capabilities. Researchers developed a more accurate fatality estimate by including various confirmed cases. The study also found that people aged 60 or older are five times more likely to die than those aged 30-59, while those under 30 have a 60% lower risk than the middle group.

What was the reported mortality rate of COVID-19 in Wuhan, China?

• 4.0%

• 2.5%

• 3.4%

• 1.4%

According to the World Health Organization, what was the global mortality rate of confirmed COVID-19 cases?

• 1.4%

• 4.0%

• 3.4%

• 2.5%

What factors did the Chinese researchers include in their study to estimate the virus's lethality more accurately?

• Only patient profiles

• Confirmed cases unrelated to the initial outbreak market

• Only air travel-related infections

• Only confirmed cases from Wuhan

What is the increased risk of death for individuals aged 60 or older compared to those aged 30 to 59?

• Three times as likely

• Five times as likely

• Ten times as likely

• Twice as likely

How much less likely are individuals under 30 to die from COVID-19 compared to those aged 30 to 59?

• 60% less likely

• 20% less likely

• 80% less likely

• 40% less likely