Skewed stats and small samples
Using SARS as an example, one could look at the WHO site for May 13 and see that SARS has a 0% fatality rate in Spain, but a 100% fatality rate in South Africa.
What does that tell you?
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Using SARS as an example, one could look at the WHO site for May 13 and see that SARS has a 0% fatality rate in Spain, but a 100% fatality rate in South Africa.
What does that tell you?