It shows the change in "Case Fatality Rate" (or PFC as I've taken to calling it here) over time. You will be able to see the graph more clearly on the MERS-CoVpage later today. It shows the very changeable PFC. Currently it is declining as death reports have slowed while the number of laboratory detections, including more that are mildly ill or with no signs and symptoms at all, continue to rise.
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Friday, 19 July 2013
MERS-CoV proportion of fatal case chart.
It shows the change in "Case Fatality Rate" (or PFC as I've taken to calling it here) over time. You will be able to see the graph more clearly on the MERS-CoVpage later today. It shows the very changeable PFC. Currently it is declining as death reports have slowed while the number of laboratory detections, including more that are mildly ill or with no signs and symptoms at all, continue to rise.
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