Latest Infection Fatality Rate (IFR) estimates from WHO and CDC
WHO Estimates Coronavirus Infected 10% Of World’s Population 760m infected, 1m dead = 99.87% survival rate across all age groups and comorbidities
https://archive.is/FthWJ COVID-19
0-19 years 0.00003 ifr, 99.997% survival rate 20-49 years
0.0002 ifr, 99.98% survival rate
50-69 years
0.005 ifr, 99.5% survival rate
70+ years
0.054 ifr, 94.6% survival rate
all ages
0.0013 ifr, 99.87% survival rate across all age groups and comorbidities
https://archive.is/Kaplv Seasonal influenza:
0-17 years 0.0009 ifr, 99.92% survival rate
18-49 years 0.0015 ifr, 99.85% survival rate
50-64 years 0.0078 ifr, 99.22% survival rate
65+ years 0.0706 ifr, 92.94% survival rate
all ages 0.0013 ifr, 99.87% survival rate across all age groups and comorbidities (number look familiar?)
Contracting the common cold (other coronaviruses) will give you at least partial, if not full immunity to Covid-19, possibly for life https://archive.is/Bp7jk https://archive.vn/LCgFZ https://archive.is/wIhrV
CDC update on comorbidities
For 6% of the deaths, COVID-19 was the only cause mentioned. For deaths with conditions or causes in addition to COVID-19, on average, there were 2.6 additional conditions or causes per death. 69% of 'covid' deaths also had one or more forms of heart disease/failure 3% of 'covid' deaths also had an accident/injury 9% of 'covid' deaths also had sepsis 16% of 'covid' deaths also had diabetes 4% of 'covid' deaths also had obesity 15% of 'covid' deaths also had alzheimers/dementia 50% of 'covid' deaths also had some other condition
There's a lot of different corona viruses that cause a cold. If it's similar enough to the china flue, your immune system knows how to produce antibodies. If it's not, then you'll get sick until your body figures out how to deal with it.
Is there anyway to tell, other than testing which kind one may have had?