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Australia’s coronavirus response saved 16,000 lives: report – Chronicle
More than 16,000 people would have died if Australia had a coronavirus outbreak similar to the levels experienced in England and Wales, new modelling shows.
New modelling shows the shocking number of deaths Australia would have reached if its virus outbreak was as widespread as in England and Wales.More than 16,000 people would have died if Australia had a coronavirus outbreak similar to the levels experienced in England and Wales, new modelling shows.
The research, published in an article in the Medical Journal of Australia on Monday, used mortality data at the peak of the COVID-19 outbreak in March and April to calculate the number of excess live…
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