For a really rough analysis, the overall IFR on the DP was probably about 1% (10 deaths / 1000 infections) after adjusting slightly for false negatives / missed tests.
All those deaths are 70+ age with an in IFR in that group ~2%. About 10% of the US population is in the 70+ bracket, so the projected IFR is ~0.2%. However about half the deaths were in the 80+ age bracket, and if you do a more fine grained binning it’s probably more like 0.15%, but it’s not a high precision estimate.
For a really rough analysis, the overall IFR on the DP was probably about 1% (10 deaths / 1000 infections) after adjusting slightly for false negatives / missed tests.
All those deaths are 70+ age with an in IFR in that group ~2%. About 10% of the US population is in the 70+ bracket, so the projected IFR is ~0.2%. However about half the deaths were in the 80+ age bracket, and if you do a more fine grained binning it’s probably more like 0.15%, but it’s not a high precision estimate.