[2ndreconmarine]

We need to confirm the mortality rate (derived from cases where patients received clinical care)

Already done.

The mortality rate (defined as outcomes rather than a snapshot of statistics) is essentially 100%. That is, only 1 person of 255 has survived to date. All others have died within 10 days. Existing active cases simply have not died yet.

We have confirmed this by monitoring the reports over the last 6 weeks. There has only been the one exception.

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That is, only 1 person of 255 has survived to date.

Curiously we know nothing about the survivor, male? female? young? old? African? European? butcher, baker, candlestick maker?

Nothing.

Except we are assured there is a survivor.

Color me skeptical...

[Kelly_2000]

"The mortality rate (defined as outcomes rather than a snapshot of statistics) is essentially 100%. That is, only 1 person of 255 has survived to date. All others have died within 10 days. Existing active cases simply have not died yet. We have confirmed this by monitoring the reports over the last 6 weeks. There has only been the one exception."

Good God do you understand what that means? even Ebola Zaire is not that virulent. Please I have to see this with my own eyes do you have a source for those figures? I want to present them to my colleague in a few hours time, when I meet him for lunch.

[Kelly_2000]

As a last are there also detailed statistics available concerning the patients and when they where admitted? asymptomatic? or symtomatic etc., Please advise