Experts say differing rates are down to testing regimes, speed of government response, ageing populations and the strength of a country’s health system.
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Why does the coronavirus fatality rate differ so much around the world?
Experts say differing rates are down to testing regimes, speed of government response, ageing populations and the strength of a country’s health system.
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By Marcus Megalokonomous
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