Faun
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It's relative. As the number of cases decreases and the number of deaths remains constant, the fatality rate increases.So tell me the ratio of false negatives to false positives given a cycle threshold of 40?LOLNo way!
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Why would the CDC want to inflate numbers?
You're right ... no way.
Your nationalfile.com article claims the CDC "stands accused" of falsifying fatality numbers, only when you actually read the article, they're the ones accusing the CDC and nationalfile.com is nothing but a rightwingnut conspiracy site. Even worse, if you actually read the article, their complaint is about PCR testing producing false negatives. That affects the number of cases.
I guess you didn't realize if the number of cases is really lower than what's being reported, that increases the fatality rate.![]()
And why use a ct of 40 when it is common knowledge that anything over 35 is going to be meaningless?