SA: Stanford study points to far higher rate of Covid-19 infection

SEEKING ALPHA reports:

The study of a random sampling of 3.3K living in Santa Clara County found those infected with coronavirus to be 2.49%-4.16% of the population.

Extrapolated out, that would mean 48K-81K folks infected in Santa Clara, or a whopping 50x-85x more than officially confirmed cases.

The public policy implications are enormous in that they would change by a mile the denominator when figuring out the fatality rate.

The study authors figure the rate would be something closer to 0.12%-0.2%, or in the same area as normal flu levels.

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