Going off of data supplied by other comments (assuming it's accurate):
France currently has a 10% fatality rate
The study has a 0.5% fatality rate so far, with a maximum potential fatality rate of 1.5%
If you use France's entire population as a control and extrapolate these numbers out, you're looking at reducing otherwise-fatal cases by somewhere between 85% and 95% without taking other variables into account.
Going off of data supplied by other comments (assuming it's accurate):
If you use France's entire population as a control and extrapolate these numbers out, you're looking at reducing otherwise-fatal cases by somewhere between 85% and 95% without taking other variables into account.
Thanks for the breakdown!