https://time.com/5812555/germany-coronavirus-deaths/
According to experts, Germany’s case fatality rate is so low due to
its widespread testing. “In some countries only very symptomatic cases
are tested (e.g. in Italy) and in others a broader testing strategy is
done (e.g. in Germany),” writes Dr. Dietrich Rothenbacher, the director
of the Institute for Epidemiology at Ulm University in Germany, in an
email to TIME. That means that while Germany is currently the country
with the fifth-most infections in the world, chances are that it has
fewer unreported cases than many other countries, where testing is
harder to come by.
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