SARS had about a 10 percent fatality rate, while MERS fatality rates reach around 35 percent.
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Following that fatality, Tesla pointed to a 20173 NHTSA report on a May 2016 fatality involving a driver using Autopilot.
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"Two percent case fatality is still a tough case fatality when you compare it to the case fatality for the seasonal flu or other things," Dr. Mike Ryan, executive director of WHO's health emergencies program, told reporters Wednesday.
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Patients ages 23 to 25 had an 21% fatality rate, while those 723 to 272 had a fatality rate of 16%.
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The park said it was the first fatality on the Half Dome cables since 26, and the first visitor fatality in 2018.
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It was Southwest's first passenger fatality from an accident in its history and the first such fatality aboard a U.S. airline since 2009.
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Initial fatality numbers don't tell true case fatality As with the 2009 pandemic, initial reports from Wuhan described small numbers of both deaths and cases.
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CASE FATALITY RATES The case fatality rate measures the number of infected individuals who eventually die of the disease or complications, such as secondary bacterial infections.
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In 2014, the fatality rate for registered motorcycle riders was six times the fatality rate for passenger car occupants, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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But that means that the real fatality rate is something like the fatality rate you see outside of Hubei Province, which is between 1 and 2 percent.
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But that means that the real fatality rate is something like the fatality rate you see outside of Hubei province, which is between 1 and 2 percent.
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According to the WHO, the average EVD case fatality rate is around 50%, while case fatality rates have varied from 25% to 90% in past outbreaks (see here).
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The report says New Mexico had the highest pedestrian fatality rate per 100,000 residents in the first half of last year while New Hampshire had the lowest fatality rate.
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Europe had its first fatality from the virus when an 80-year-old Chinese tourist died in Paris, an official said on Saturday, the outbreak's first fatality outside Asia.
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New Jersey's Child Fatality and Near Fatality Review Board already had a safe-sleep program, using about $40,000 each year from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Tesla says that Autopilot has driven 130 million miles in owners' vehicles, now with one fatality; that compares to a US average of one vehicular fatality every 94 million miles.
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The difference between the death rate and case-fatality risk In order to calculate case-fatality risk in Wuhan, the authors first looked at the total numbers of cases and deaths.
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The fatality is a teenager ... according to law enforcement.
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A similar fatality recently occurred in the online vigilante world.
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It is the only known fatality outside the United States.
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The Philippines and Hong Kong each have reported one fatality.
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He was the first fatality since the blueprint was announced.
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Worldwide, there is a fatality approximately every 60 million miles.
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That investigation was sparked by the fatality earlier this year.
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It was the second California wildfire fatality in a week.
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The fatality rate in the Faranah prefecture was extremely high.
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There has been one additional confirmed fatality in Ouachita Parish.
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The latest outbreak has a case fatality rate of 60%.
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This is the third combat fatality in Afghanistan this year.
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As well as the one fatality, another Guard was wounded.
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MERS has a case fatality rate of 25% to 35%.
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That fatality is not confirmed to be from a meteorite.
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The youngest fatality was a girl about 8 years old.
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People with underlying conditions appear to have increased fatality rates.
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Let's focus for a second on the case fatality rate.
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In the U.S., flu fatality rates hover around 0.1 percent.
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In that case, the fatality rate would be much lower.
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It's the first known pedestrian fatality involving an autonomous vehicle.
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The youngest fatality disclosed so far was 36 years old.
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At that time, the fatality rate hovered around 90 percent.
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On average, past outbreaks have had a 50% fatality rate.
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The fatality rate in China, excluding Wuhan, is around 0.7%.
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The fatality rate for that group was just under 1%.
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The overall case fatality rate in the study was 2.3%.
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A passenger was partly sucked through the opening and died, marking Southwest's first accident-related passenger fatality in 47 years of flying and the first such fatality on a U.S. commercial airline since 2009.
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"It's really not about the box; it's about the education," said Dr. Kathie McCans, a pediatric emergency physician at Cooper University Hospital and chairwoman of the state's Child Fatality and Near Fatality Review Board.
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The death of the soldier on Tuesday was believed to be the first confirmed American fatality in southern Afghanistan since the official end of combat operations in 2014, and the first confirmed fatality of 2016.
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It was the scene of the first widely reported passenger fatality.
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For severe cases, the fatality rate can be 15% or higher.
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In 2015, there were nine major unprovoked attacks with one fatality.
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The NHTSA says it is the lowest fatality rate since 2014.
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Herzberg's death marked the first known pedestrian fatality by autonomous car.
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We are not about to go through mass destruction and fatality.
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The firefighter is the sixth fatality in a matter of weeks.
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The lone fatality was a man sitting in a parked car.
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Somali officials identified the lone fatality as suspect Abdullahi Abdisalam Borleh.
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It was the first fatality on a U.S. airline since 2009.
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All of its testing locations have been suspended since the fatality.
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The latest outbreak has a case fatality rate of about 58%.
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This is the third combat fatality in Afghanistan this year. 5.
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The latest outbreak has a case fatality rate of about 60%.
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Yelchin's death marked the first known fatality linked to the issue.
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The units survived the skirmish with one fatality and 83 wounded.
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The California man's death was the first fatality outside Washington state.
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But in adults over 80, the fatality rate rose to 15%.
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But as the case fatality data shows, there's no real comparison.
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It was the 26th fatality at the racetrack since Dec. 26.
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The fatality rate is low, only 0.1 percent to 0.2 percent.
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The fatality rate within China outside of Hubei province is 0.16%.
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Other estimates suggest the fatality rate could be higher: around 4.3%.
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How can you calculate the case fatality rate for a disease?
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What are the challenges to determining an accurate coronavirus fatality rate?
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Out of 44 observed shootings, 15 had at least one fatality.
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The actual case fatality for Hong Kong was staggering: 17 percent.
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It was the first pedestrian fatality involving a self-driving vehicle.
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Agriculture easily owns the highest fatality rate among all American industries.
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The fatality rate for SARS was about 214 to 15 percent.
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It was previously considered to have a fatality rate of 2%.
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It was the first reported storm-related fatality in the state.
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About an hour later, Andres Stylianou, 57, became the sixth fatality.
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The database includes the deaths of assailants in its fatality numbers.
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The episode did not lead to a fatality; the victim survived.
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It marked the first fatality of the fire season in California.
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In 2016, an estimated 93% of infant fatalities associated with SUID in New Jersey were related to sleep and sleep environments, according to a report (PDF) from the New Jersey Child Fatality and Near Fatality Review Board.
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In its statement, the company said there was one automotive fatality for every 86 million miles across all vehicles in the United States, compared with one fatality for every 320 million miles in vehicles equipped with Autopilot.
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Two weeks later, the tally had risen to more than 50,000 cases and 1,524 deaths, corresponding to about 3% case fatality (the rise in the case fatality is expected as deaths always get counted later than cases).
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First pedestrian fatality by a self-driving car A self-driving Uber test car killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona, in March, in what is believed to be the first pedestrian fatality caused by an autonomous vehicle.
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But the fatality rate of the infection is as high as 97%.
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The collision was the first known fatality in a Tesla using Autopilot.
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The MERS outbreak in 603 had a fatality rate of about 260%.
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Delaware had the highest pedestrian fatality rate, while Idaho had the lowest.
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He was the first fatality from the state of Hawaii this year.
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The traffic fatality rate within the District has fallen in recent years.
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Scientists estimate the fatality rate at 40% to 75%, varying by outbreak.
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The death, in California, is the first known fatality from this outbreak.
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Of those cases, 2900 people died, a fatality rate of 220006 percent.
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A fourth fatality was announced Friday by the Minnesota Department of Health.
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They suffered only one fatality: a medic who fell from a tree.
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Social media has also "spread erroneous rumors" about fatality rates, Taylor said.
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The 1918 flu had an unusually high fatality rate, around 2 percent.
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Dr. Lauterbach, for example, warned that Germany's fatality rate may yet rise.
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Mr. Hanegby's death was the first fatality involving the bike-share program.
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Yet the assumptions in Imperial's model – the reproduction rate, fatality rate, etc.
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It is believed to be the country's first fatality from the outbreak.
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His team reached its projections by using case fatality ratios ranging from .
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Diabetes was the preexisting condition with the second-highest fatality rate, 7%.
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Diabetes was the preexisting condition with the second-highest fatality rate: 7%.
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However, SARS was far more deadly, with a fatality rate of 9.6%.
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Since that fatality, "almost everybody has reset their expectations," Mr. Abuelsamid said.
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Ehang acknowledges that one crash or fatality could upend its entire business.
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The 1918 flu had an unusually high fatality rate, around 2000 percent.
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There are now 104 coronavirus patients and one fatality in South Korea.
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Even establishing fatality rates isn't as straightforward as it sounds, he wrote.
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Even establishing a fatality rate isn't simple, Paulos said in The Times.
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Only a small fraction die: The current fatality rate hovers around 2%.
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It is likely the first pedestrian fatality caused by an autonomous vehicle.
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A firm COVID-220 fatality rate has been difficult to lock down.
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Paraquat, the herbicide mentioned before, has a 803 percent fatality rate, but that same study found a 2.4 percent rate for glyphosate, another widely used herbicide, and a zero percent fatality rate for one called fenoxaprop-p-ethyl.
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In 2015 there were nine major unprovoked attacks in Florida, with one fatality.
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Tesla now has another fatality to hang on its semi-autonomous driving system.
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The fatality rate there is slightly higher than the global figure: around 2.8%.
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The normal seasonal flu, he added, has a fatality rate of around 0.1%.
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It is unconfirmed if this fatality was the result of the car accident.
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In 2015 there were nine major unprovoked attacks in Florida, with one fatality.
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It was the only surgery in history with a 300 percent fatality rate.
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It has a fatality rate of over 97 percent, according to the CDC.
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But the timing of the meeting coincides with the UK's first scooter fatality.
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A second storm-related fatality, that of a surfer, was reported on Barbados.
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This marks the ninth shark attack in Hawaii this summer — including one fatality.
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That's as high as fear levels from April 2018 after the Tempe fatality.
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At North Dakota has the highest truck-driver fatality rate in the country.
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In all, fishing has the highest fatality rate of any sector in Canada.
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Morocco confirmed its first fatality due to coronavirus, according to local media reports.
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Reported fatality rates likely overestimate death rates because there are many undiagnosed cases.
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As South Korea's infection and fatality numbers grew, people felt desperate for protection.
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As South Korea's infection and fatality numbers grew, people felt desperate for protection.
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Other cancers that saw drops in fatality rates were melanoma and lung cancer.
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The country has recorded at least 47 confirmed coronavirus cases and one fatality.
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For example, for those with heart disease, the fatality rate has been 10.5%.
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Those older over the age of 70 have a fatality rate of 8%.
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The fatality rate is higher for men than for women, the study found.
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Our vehicle fatality rate is about 40 percent higher than Canada's or Australia's.
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They say he may be the first reported fatality from the two quakes.
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The World Health Organization has said the fatality rate is about 0003 percent.
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Officials recorded a 2.8% fatality rate for male patients versus 1.7% for women.
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But experts have said the virus' fatality rate is low, at about 2%.
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Monday marked the first night to see a fatality among Iran's security forces.
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The World Health Organization put the case fatality ratio for SARS at 20033%.
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The fatality rate is not yet known, because some victims are still hospitalized.
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Castillo was the only fatality that day, while eight other students were wounded.
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An Israeli military spokeswoman had no initial information on the latest reported fatality.
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The reality is that a robot system has to perform at least at that level, and getting all these weird interactions right can make the difference between a fatality every 100 million miles and a fatality every 1 million miles.
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If the frequently cited estimate of 500 million infections globally is correct, then the latter death toll implies a case fatality rate of 3.5 percent, but using a higher death toll of 50 million, the fatality rate rises to 10 percent.
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And Buttigieg said during his press conference that the shooting led to a fatality.
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The storm was already being blamed for a driving fatality in Kentucky on Thursday.
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From 2007 to 2016, there was a total of 32 attacks — including one fatality.
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Ebola is much less contagious, but has a fatality rate of more than 70%.
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Alexander's death is the first hunting-related fatality in Arkansas so far this season.
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In previous outbreaks, the fatality rate has risen to as high as 90 percent.
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A photographer who was hit by flying rocks and mud was the only fatality.
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The Israeli spokeswoman said the military was looking into reports of a Palestinian fatality.
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Another 393 cases have been reported in 24 other countries, with just one fatality.
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Africa has the highest motor vehicle fatality rate worldwide, while Europe has the lowest.
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The pilot was the sole fatality and only person on board the private helicopter.
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The episode was the first fatality on a U.S. commercial passenger airline since 2009.
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has opened a fatality investigation into Bernecker's death.
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The state's first flood-related fatality happened in East Baton Rouge Parish on Friday.
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Yemen's cholera fatality rate, 0.8%, is nearing what is considered the emergency threshold, 1%.
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This is our first fatality as long as I can remember … It's not easy.
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The virus has a high fatality rate and there's no approved treatment or cure.
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So far, the government has reported only one fatality, in Nabasovi, on Koro Island.
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The crash only resulted in one fatality, with the other aircrew member safely ejecting.
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Australia, meanwhile, ranked second in most shark attacks with 14, but had one fatality.
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There has not been a fatality in a World of Outlaws race since 240.
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For example, years into America's recovery from the recession, fatality rates continued to fall.
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Nancy Reed -- Harris County's 36th fatality related to the storm -- died on September 15.
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Letters Defenders and skeptics discuss an Autopilot system that recently led to a fatality.
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The second most common fatality, reported in a handful of cases, is catching fire.
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Tesla and Autopilot have been under scrutiny since the disclosure of the May fatality.
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We had nearly 80 ambulance calls in three-day period, and only one fatality.
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Air France has the same level of clearance; the website notes a 2009 fatality.
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Thailand has recorded one coronavirus fatality and 41 patients have recovered and returned home.
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In all, the fatality rate per mile fell 4 percent from 2016 to 2018.
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Officials would later declare that there had not been a single election-related fatality.
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Right now experts say that coronavirus has a fatality rate of under 3 percent.
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The 12th fatality was a contractor who was in the building seeking a permit.
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With no forewarning, the fatality rate for the province currently stands at about 4.5%.
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For an easily transmissible disease, a 2% or 3% fatality rate is extremely dangerous.
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The infection fatality rate (IFR) gives the probability of dying for an infected person.
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Thailand has recorded one coronavirus fatality and 41 patients have recovered and returned home.
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As of Monday, the country's fatality rate was around 11 percent, with 2,470 dead.
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The fatality rate in 1918, in the West at least, was about 2 percent.
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Thailand has reported 43 cases since January and recorded its first fatality on Sunday.
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Ophthalmologist Zhu Heping died on March 9, marking the fourth fatality among medical workers.
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Patients already diagnosed with heart disease had a fatality rate of more than 10%.
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They also found a huge variation in the case fatality rate by age group.
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The US military defines a casualty as either an injury or fatality involving personnel.
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The incident marked the first fatality on a U.S. commercial passenger airline since 2009.
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At first, we believed that case fatality hovered between 1303 percent and 3 percent.
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The city reported its second coronavirus death, marking the sixth fatality outside mainland China.
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The CCDC data also suggested that fatality rates were higher among men than women.
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The fatality was in a 2009 Hyundai Elantra with an inflator assembled in China.
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This form of the disease is especially deadly, with a 33 percent fatality rate.
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Phil Bryant said during a press conference Sunday there was one storm-related fatality.
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Harris never took over an officer-involved fatality investigation while serving as attorney general.
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We need a social and cultural shift in how we think about traffic fatality.
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Whereas SARS had a fatality rate of 9.6% (meaning that nearly 10% of people who caught the disease died from it), the new coronavirus seems to have a fatality rate of around 2% so far, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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The COVID-19 virus has a case fatality rate that is somewhere between seasonal flu in a bad year, which is 220%, and the 2100 pandemic, which, of course, preferentially killed young adults with a case fatality rate of 21% to 22.1%.
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The first Zika-related fatality has been reported in Texas, according to the Associated Press.
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There was one serious injury among those on the truck, in addition to the fatality.
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It marks the first fatality on a US airline flight over American soil since 2009.
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In most developed countries, they can do less than one fatality per 100 million miles.
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The sole fatality of the rescue operation, former Thai navy SEAL Petty Officer Saman Gunan.
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First fatality A US servicemember was killed in a raid against al Qaeda in Yemen.
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Now imagine the clamour for legislation after the first child fatality involving self-driving cars.
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Local media reported the fatality was a child and that no one else was injured.
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In the US, there is one automotive fatality every 86 million miles across all vehicles.
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It's clinically similar to Ebola, and has a case fatality rate of up to 88%.
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In classic This Is Us fashion, the fatality was mentioned, but in no way explained.
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The time of death makes him the first fatality, raising the overdose count to 27.
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The company said it knows of one fatality and two injuries related to the issue.
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The woman died of her injuries, marking the first U.S. airline passenger fatality since 2009.
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The soldier killed on Tuesday was the first US military fatality in Afghanistan since January.
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"That was because of his judgment and not following safety," Young said of the fatality.
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Scientists estimate the virus has a fatality rate of 40% to 75%, varying by outbreak.
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It was the first passenger fatality from an accident in Southwest's 47 years of flying.
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Some riders have suffered injuries, and an Okai scooter may have contributed to a fatality.
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Honda has just issued a statement about another fatality related to a Takata airbag inflator.
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There was at least one fatality linked to the fire, according to Ventura County officials.
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Local news sources erroneously attributed a traffic-related fatality to the fire in earlier reports.
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Research indicates that use of seatbelts can reduce the fatality risk by about two-thirds.
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While most infected survive, the fatality rate is well above that of an ordinary flu.
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Until then, when you see case fatality rates floating around, ask what they're based on.
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It was the first known pedestrian fatality from a driverless vehicle on a public road.
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Fisher is the second sailor fatality in an ocean race in the past five months.
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The fatality rates had been far lower, but maintaining the tracks was vexing and expensive.
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Its case fatality rate is just over one percent, among the lowest in the world.
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"Suppose the fatality rate for cases is about 1 percent, which is plausible," he explained.
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The UK has reported 115 cases of coronavirus and one fatality as of Thursday evening.
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The fatality rate for Hubei province as a whole was 2.8 percent as of Thursday.
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More dangerous strains such as SARS and MERS have 11% and 35% fatality rates, respectively.
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"We have learned a lot from the tragic fatality of Zymere Perkins," Mr. Hansell said.
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Klarevas and colleagues analyzed state data from 1990-2017 on high-fatality mass shootings, i.e.
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That's an explosion every 11 days and a fatality every 26 days, the group said.
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Scientists have been working hard to determine the infection and fatality rates of the coronavirus.
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Amid a fast-spreading virus in the region, Japan reported its first fatality last week.
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Underlying, existing illnesses such as cardiovascular disease increased the chance of fatality, the report found.
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According to a 2011 government health report, Bermuda's traffic fatality rate was 28 per 100,33.
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The case fatality for SARS, during its eight months of circulation, was just under 10%.
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Gervais' death could potentially be the 59th fatality, depending on the findings of an autopsy.
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It's the 31st horse fatality at Santa Anita this racing season, which began in December.
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The one fatality, Tahaij Wells, 32, one of the gunmen, was shot by the police.
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But even when we correct for vehicle miles traveled, we still have higher fatality rates.
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The lone fatality was a man killed while trying to protect his home from attack.
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There are reports of as many as 15 people being hit ... and possibly one fatality.
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The Baby Box Co., a California-based company, paired up with New Jersey's Child Fatality and Near Fatality Review Board on a grant from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention in order to reduce Sudden Unexpected Infant Death and improve family health care.
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The prospect of a repeat of that kind of mass manslaughter is frightening — especially when you consider that the 1918 influenza had a fatality rate of about 2.5 percent, compared to the 3.4 percent fatality rate for the coronavirus estimated by the World Health Organization.
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The authors point out that the 212 influenza pandemic had a fatality rate of about 218 percent and nonetheless resulted in the deaths of millions of people, so in this current outbreak a low fatality could still be very dangerous if there is widespread transmission.
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That's compared to one fatality for every 86 million miles driven for all vehicles, Tesla said.
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Southwest also enjoyed a strong safety record —Southwest's first on-board passenger fatality came last year.
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The fatality rate for this outbreak is 33% for confirmed cases and 11% for suspected cases.
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The overall fatality rate is about 1%, but for severe cases it's around 15% or higher.
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The case fatality rate for confirmed and probable cases for the 2018 outbreak is approximately 23%.
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The blast shattered a window, killing a passenger, the first U.S. passenger airline fatality since 240.
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NHTSA's Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) has data on U.S. traffic fatalities going back to 1975.
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A Chinese tourist in France has become the first fatality from the deadly coronavirus in Europe.
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"The risk of fatality will be high," he told the audience in Guadalajara back in September.
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As of Thursday afternoon, there was just one confirmed fatality with the number expected to rise.
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The fatality is the second such incident this year after a passenger was murdered in May.
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It's not possible to be zero, but probability of fatality is much lower in a Tesla.
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He is the eighth fatality on Everest in the current climbing season that ends this month.
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The latest fatality was a Utah firefighter killed Monday in a blaze north of San Francisco.
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Contrast this with the overall estimated cycling fatality rate of 21 deaths per 100 million trips.
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And most experts agree that it is likely statistics on the rate of fatality underestimate reality.
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Aside from its 5003 percent fatality rate, the latest outbreak is scary in some unique ways.
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Police were investigating whether a single-fatality crash in Bedford County was related to the weather.
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If so, the Russian-born actor would be the first fatality reported linked to the recall.
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NHTSA is currently probing a May 7 fatality of a Tesla Model S driver using Autopilot.
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The fatality disrupted service on some subways lines, including the southbound 1, 2 and 3 trains.
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Stevens died on October 5th, becoming the first anthrax fatality in the United States since 1976.
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Southwest said it was the first onboard passenger fatality due to an accident in its history.
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These marginal risks translate into a fatality only when aggregated over long periods or large populations.
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The latest outbreak in Congo, which began in August, has a case fatality rate of 2300%.
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Castillo was the only fatality of the attack, and both gunmen were taken into custody alive.
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Back in March, a Toyota spokesperson told Bloomberg, that the Uber fatality directly affected its testing.
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The passenger died, marking Southwest's first accident-related passenger fatality in its 47 years of flying.
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The latest outbreak in Congo, which began in August, has a case fatality rate of 57%.
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Cal/OSHA does not require a business to close after a fatality occurs in the workplace.
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C. auris bloodstream infections have a 50% fatality rate in some countries, according to one study.
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The suspect is the only confirmed fatality and a motive was not immediately clear, police said.
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The fatality count has varied between publications, with the N.Y. Times citing 16 and others 17.
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The fatality rate for an infected person is more than 97 percent, according to the CDC.
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There also was at least one fire-related fatality on Wednesday, according to Ventura County officials.
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The study also did not look at highway fatality rates in the states that legalized marijuana.
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His death is the first firefighter fatality in the most recent string of wildfires in California.
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Fields was shocked, and cried and sobbed, when he later learned of the fatality, Young said.
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The Uber self-driving program was suspended after the fatality and the Arizona program shut down.
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The overall Covid-19 fatality rate may be 12 to 220 times the flu death rate.
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It was the 21st horse fatality in racing or training at Santa Anita since Dec. 26.
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MERS, which had a patient fatality rate of 103-40%, was discovered in Jordan in 2012.
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That's more than double the overall 2.1% fatality rate reported by WHO as of January 20.
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Still, a rising global fatality rate paints a troubling picture as the virus continues to spread.
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"The Coronavirus Fatality Rate Reported by the Media Is COMPLETELY INACCURATE," the pro-Trump site said.
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Italy's confirmed fatality count was last at 6,820 according to data from the World Health Organization.
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Fatality rates are higher in countries that don't take as many measures to contain the virus.
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Earlier in the day, an Arizona medical facility reported a fatality from the drug, chloroquine phosphate.
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It would be like the flu, "except potentially with a higher case fatality rate," Rasmussen says.
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The fatality rate of the novel coronavirus is still evolving, however, as more cases are confirmed.
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Case fatality rates may come down as officials discover milder cases who don't seek medical care.
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Taiwan announced its first virus-related death on Sunday, marking the fifth fatality outside mainland China.
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The fatality rate — which remains an early estimate that could change — is hovering around 2000 percent.
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In the 21861s, the national traffic fatality rate was above five per 210 million miles driven.
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"Relative to other sources of fatality of birds, alcohol poisoning isn't a huge risk," she said.
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"I need to get the biggest fatality number I possibly can," he wrote, according to investigators.
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As of Tuesday, the case fatality rate of COVID-19 appeared to be about 2.5 percent.
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For example, the United States has gone several years now without a U.S. commercial airline fatality.
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For example, there's a lot of guesswork about the case fatality rate for the new virus.
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Its case fatality was lower than 0.1% and in line with other known human influenza viruses.
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"Many fatality victims don't survive long enough to make it to the emergency room," he said.
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But this version of advanced cruise control could still be found at fault in this fatality.
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Websdale, who is also the country's foremost expert on domestic violence fatality review, was even more blunt.
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The fatality was Jennifer Riordan, a mother of two and bank executive, according to the Associated Press.
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The recent news of the first-known fatality involving Tesla's semi-autonomous Autopilot system is undeniably tragic.
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The average Ebola case fatality rate is around 50%, but it can be as high as 90%.
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Since 2010, there have been about 3,000 cases each year with a fatality rate less than 1%.
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But other pandemic flues have been less deadly, Fauci said, with fatality rates between 0.8% and 1.2%.
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"Traffic accidents are one of the leading causes of fatality," Kyle Kensing, online content editor of CareerCast.
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"Dead fish, dolphins, manatee, shark, pygmy whale — the wildlife fatality count has been just heartbreaking," says Fanara.
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Adopting a new antivenom in Chad caused fatality rates from bites to go from 2.3% to 15%.
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In fact, the US average for yearly shark attacks is 19, with one fatality every 2 years.
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The blast shattered a window, killing a passenger, in the first U.S. passenger airline fatality since 220.
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A 2007 outbreak of this strain in Congo had a fatality rate of 74%, claiming 200 lives.
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In 1966, the fatality rate - measured as deaths per miles driven - was five times higher than today.
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The middle third of the cabin was determined as the least safe, with a 44% fatality rate.
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The blast shattered a window, killing a passenger, in the first U.S. airline passenger fatality since 2009.
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Translation: expect a drop in fatality figures, but don't expect the improvements to be dramatic just yet.
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For people whose seizures are not controlled with the medication, the fatality rate is one in 150.
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Over the past half-century, fatality rates in automobile accidents have been halved and then halved again.
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The latest outbreak in Congo, which began August 1, has a case fatality rate of approximately 58%.
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The blast shattered a window, killing a passenger, in the first U.S. passenger airline fatality since 2009.
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A recent bike fatality by an onramp to the Cross Bronx Expressway underscores the need for more.
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In the spring of 13 it was reported that Gatecrasher had seen its first substance-related fatality.
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However, Chapman was the first fatality in the major leagues, and his death became a major flashpoint.
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His was the first coronavirus fatality outside Washington state in an outbreak that's killed 14 people nationwide.
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That's also much lower than the average fatality rate of MERS (34 percent) and SARS (10 percent).
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But with 149 deaths as of March 25, the country's fatality rate was a low 0.5 percent.
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The ministry said that there was one new fatality, bringing the total number of deaths to 7.
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The fictional virus has a 72-hour incubation period and high fatality rate, according to The Sun.
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In contrast, numerous epidemiologists have argued that the global case fatality rate is closer to 1 percent.
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Brazil this week reported its first fatality from COVID-19, the respiratory illness caused by the virus.
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By early November, influenza and pneumonia fatality rates had returned to levels typical of the previous year's.
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Though the only corporate fatality, Bell Pottinger is just one of the companies tainted by the Guptas.
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The circumstances of Banner's crash very closely resemble those of the first high-profile fatality involving Autopilot.
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The World Health Organization said that the case-fatality ratio was highly fluid and likely to change.
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Current estimates of the coronavirus fatality rate may be too high by orders of magnitude, write Profs.
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If the fatality rate for this population is about 2446 percent, that could result in 22021,215 deaths.
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If more cases are discovered, or even more asymptomatic cases, the case fatality rate will go down.
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And for reasons no one understands, the case fatality rate has been lower outside of mainland China.
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"A 2 percent case fatality rate is 20 times higher than a bad flu year," he said.
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Fatality proportion is estimated to be about 20 percent, according to a paper published in The Lancet.
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That would suggest the fatality rate is much lower, perhaps even as low as the seasonal flu's.
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Six people have died outside mainland China, including a new fatality announced on Wednesday in Hong Kong.
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This would mark the sixth fatality outside the Chinese mainland, where the death toll has surpassed 0003,000.
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In patients with no reported underlying conditions, the fatality rate dropped to 0.9%, according to the study.
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The second fatality happened at around noon in the Borough Park section of Brooklyn, the police said.
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SARS had a roughly 10% fatality rate, compared to the estimated 3% for the coronavirus right now.
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Before the Texas teenager's death, the youngest reported vaping fatality was a 17-year-old Bronx resident.
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The highest fatality rate was documented in Florida, with 6.7 deaths per 1 million people that year.
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As of Sunday, the case fatality ratio was 22%, according to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control.
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Tanzania has never reported a case of the highly infectious disease, which has a high fatality rate.
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Later Friday, the United Kingdom Defense Ministry confirmed the other fatality was one of its service members.
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The case-fatality ratio for people age 24 or younger was less than 1%, according to WHO.
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Fatality numbers jumped by 345 from a day earlier where the death toll was at 2,158 people.
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"It is just a matter of time before we have our first fatality here in Colorado," Gov.
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The sign was saved and, though there were no injuries that night, there was one potential fatality.
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The oil-on-canvas "Fatality" from 1958 is born in the aftermath of a massacre in Iraq.
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That's a 280 percent fatality rate, versus the 2000 percent fatality rate for poisonings in the US. Just as the omnipresence of guns in the US makes our suicide problem worse, the omnipresence of pesticides in South and East Asia has contributed to their suicide problem as well.
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He told Vulture that the strong sentiments of fatality and doom around him were frightening as a father.
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Last week, the automaker's existing tech was cleared of responsibility in an investigation following the first Autopilot fatality.
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A sniper killed five Dallas officers, the deadliest single incident fatality for US law enforcement since 9/11.
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The death toll rose to 425 there — with one fatality in the Philippines and one in Hong Kong.
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As mentioned before, the overall fatality rate for Lassa fever is 1% — but this is for all cases.
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In fact, some health experts predict that the fatality rate could decrease as the number of cases rises.
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A man also died in the Philippines last week after visiting Wuhan, the first virus-related overseas fatality.
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The death toll rose to 563, with one additional fatality in the Philippines and one in Hong Kong.
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The government estimated the fatality rate for the disease in Wuhan City was roughly 4%, as of Sunday.
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Another student, Angelique Ramirez, was also confirmed as a fatality after her aunt shared the news on Facebook.
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There has been just one bear-related fatality - in 2000 - since the park opened in 1934, Soehn said.
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When a human driver causes an accident or fatality, there is often little doubt about who's to blame.
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And if they don't, an inevitable scooter fatality that could have been prevented will make permitters more cautious.
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Southwest said it was its first on-board fatality related to an incident or accident in its history.
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A state fact sheet said the last recorded human fatality from a rattlesnake in Massachusetts was in 1791.
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"It's not of such magnitude that it would have the fatality impacts that they're talking about," he said.
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Sunday's fatality comes on the heels of the death of a mare named G Q Covergirl on Friday.
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Why is the fatality rate in Scotland so much higher than in the rest of the United Kingdom?
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He said he saw the explosion that caused the crash's only fatality, a firefighter responding to the blaze.
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There are an average of only 19 shark attacks per year, and only one fatality every two years.
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The death of Cal Fire bulldozer operator Brendan Varney remains the only fatality from this fire to date.
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The grim finding comes from the National Safety Council which analyzed preventable injury and fatality statistics from 2017.
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The fatality rate is on average the percentage of those who have contracted the virus who would die.
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The case fatality rate measures the risk that someone who develops symptoms will eventually die from the infection.
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There is still much about the virus, how it spreads and its fatality rate that scientists don't know.
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The global fatality rate of confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus has doubled over the past 2 months.
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But the crash in March — the first known fatality involving a pedestrian and an autonomous car — altered everything.
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The death was the 13th American military fatality in Afghanistan this year, the lowest annual total since 2001.
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Authorities reported the first fatality among protesters, with the shooting of a man in Karaj, west of Tehran.
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The 100 percent fatality rate that occurred in 2015 was unprecedented among similar outbreaks in other large mammals.
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Mayotte, a French Indian Ocean island, and Uzbekistan reported their first cases, while Slovenia had its first fatality.
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On Saturday, Washington state reported the first American fatality, with five more following over the next two days.
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There's also a possibility, however, that the final global fatality rate will be higher than current data indicate.
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Rhode Island has confirmed its first coronavirus case Sunday, a day after the first U.S. fatality was reported.
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By comparison, the fatality rate of the common flu is one tenth to two tenths of one percent.
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The global fatality rate for COVID-19 has more than doubled since the early days of the outbreak.
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This civilian-military fatality ratio actually understated the disparity, because the flu had sickened millions of soldiers, too.
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Howard Zucker, the New York state health commissioner, said the state's fatality rate is hovering around 1 percent.
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As recently as 1990, this country had a lower vehicle fatality rate than many of those other countries.
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One of them, a man from Wuhan, China, became the first known fatality outside China in early February.
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The coronavirus' estimated fatality rate appears to have risen to 3.4%, but experts think it could drop again
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According to an NCDC report from March 4, the case fatality ratio in the latest outbreak was 23.8%.
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The tennis star was involved in a car accident in Florida this month that resulted in a fatality.
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The Chinese CDC study found that among patients aged 53 and above, the crude fatality rate is 14.8%.
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The death toll rose to 361 there — with one additional fatality in the Philippines, the first outside China.
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High-fatality mass shootings were twice as likely to happen in states where high-capacity magazines weren't banned.
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A man in the Philippines has died of the Wuhan coronavirus, the first confirmed fatality outside of China.
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Some Filipinos were worried after health officials announced the first fatality of the new coronavirus in the Philippines.
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ANSA news agency reported a fourth fatality during the day, but there was no official confirmation of this.
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Marburg virus disease has a fatality rate that ranges from 24 percent to 88 percent from past outbreaks.
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Though other forms of violence persist, the last Israeli fatality in a Palestinian suicide bombing was in 2008.
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Case fatality rate increased with age, with 215% of cases in people over age 219 resulting in death.
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Currently, the case fatality rate for Wuhan virus is around 2% -- significantly smaller than SARS' 9.6% mortality rate.
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These numbers taken alone suggest a case fatality rate of around 2000%, very high for a respiratory virus.
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The case fatality rate in the region is 14.5 percent compared to 2.1 percent nationally, according to WHO.
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Fatality rates are between 1% and 10% and there is no specific treatment or vaccine for the disease.
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That compares with a fatality every 94 million miles for all vehicles in the United States, it said.
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Mr. Marshall said he could recall only one other fatality — a student who lost control of his vehicle.
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The Steps Forward report identified 180 different child maltreatment fatality prevention efforts at the state and county levels.
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By comparison, there were 12,082 cases of rabies over the same period, with a fatality rate of 96%.
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Texas officials have confirmed the first fatality in Tropical Storm Harvey, as the storm passed over the state.
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Since implementing mandatory HANS devices, the NASCAR Cup Series has not seen a single crash-induced driver fatality.
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A lawsuit brought against Jackson Hole over a 2008 avalanche fatality ended in an out-of-court settlement.
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No one is known to have died so far, but there is fear that a fatality is inevitable.
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The blaze's first fatality, he died of smoke inhalation and burns, the Ventura County Medical Examiner's Office said.
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Despite a decrease in fatality rates overall as an industry, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the fatality rate of oil and gas industry workers, onshore and off-, was an average of seven times higher than that of other US workers in general between 2003 and 2013.
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Even if the most recent World Health Organization estimate of a 3.4 percent fatality rate proves overstated once better testing increases the tally of those already infected, a fatality rate of 1 percent could prove devastating if the rate of contagion continues to climb at anything like its current rate.
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It was "the first known fatality in just over 130 million miles where Autopilot was activated," according to Tesla.
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Records allege she began praying while sitting inside her car, and allegedly said God distracted her, causing the fatality.
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The fatality rate in the first half of the year has risen to its highest since 2009, NHTSA said.
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"There is no legal regulation to determine and punish perpetrators in the case of a child fatality," she said.
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Plague has a case-fatality rate between 30% and 100%, when there is no treatment, according to the WHO.
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It's true that any particular car is more likely to be involved in a fatality than any particular gun.
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The worst pandemic flu, the 1918 Spanish influenza, had about the same fatality rate as the coronavirus right now.
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This year's strain is even less deadly so far, with a fatality rate of 0.05%, according to the CDC.
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Meanwhile, Musk got into a high profile spat with Fortune Magazine about a fatality involving one of its cars.
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The case fatality rate is around 50%, but it can be as high as 503%, according to the WHO.
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It was a badass victory, but not exactly worthy of all the hype that led up to it. FATALITY.
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The fatality occurred after an unanchored MALM 3-drawer chest tipped over, trapping the child between the dresser drawers.
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Nixon was late due to major delays that likely happened because of an early-morning fatality on the tracks.
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The newest reported fatality occurred in Dillon County, joining two deaths in Florence County and one in Richland County.
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It has an average fatality of around 75 percent, and symptoms include body aches, fever, vomiting and even encephalitis.
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And the fatality, I suppose, is defined partly by whether you have any choice in this journey or not.
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Lyft is even more bullish on autonomous cars, if only because it's not haunted by a recent pedestrian fatality.
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The fatality rate rose to 1.12 deaths per 100 million miles traveled in 2015 - the highest rate since 513.
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The aftermath of the deaths of Castile and Bell represent common outcomes of police fatality incidents involving unarmed civilians.
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Monique Clark was the only fatality in the shooting Sunday in La Jolla ... where 7 other people were injured.
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Meanwhile, traffic fatalities in the U.S. using human-powered vehicles result in a fatality around every 94 million miles.
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"It is with deep regret we announce a work-related fatality on one of our projects," said the statement.
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Users receive push notifications whenever a civilian fatality occurs, along with the deceased person's name and the shooting location.
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The latest fatality brings the tally of U.S. service member deaths in Afghanistan to at least seven in 2019.
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It was the first fatality on a U.S. airline since the 2009 Colgan Air crash near Buffalo, New York.
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Last week, the CDC announced that one person had died; the death, in California, was the first known fatality.
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The timing is unfortunate, given that the first electric-scooter fatality in the UK made headlines over the weekend.
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Meanwhile, one drone collision that causes serious injury or fatality would occur every 187 million years of drone operation.
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Defining an "acceptable" fatality rate sounds callous, but careful cost-benefit analysis is a wise guide of public policy.
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These ticks also carry viruses, including Powassan virus, which has a high fatality rate of up to 10 percent.
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"We maintain that one fatality is one too many," Austin Finan, a City Hall spokesman, said in a statement.
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There's been exactly one fatality caused by an incident for a US-based airline in the past 10 years.
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It is only the second fatality in the 20-year history of the race, both on the same yacht.
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The recent fatality involving a self-driving Uber vehicle won't be the last incident where human life is lost.
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Rose is the only fatality at the hands of the East Pittsburgh Police Department since 2015, the Post reports.
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A spokesperson for the DC Metropolitan Police told me that they hadn't heard reports of a robo-fatality today.
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Installing roadside barriers and clearing roadside objects in "hot spots" could substantially reduce the fatality risk from these crashes.
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the case fatality rate in China to date is 3% to 4%.
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"Infections, particularly respiratory infections — the more efficiency they gain in spreading, the less case fatality they have," Fauci said.
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He said, "This is a flu," though Covid-19 has a fatality rate 10 times greater than the flu.
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Spain's infection count now stands at 47,610, showing that it's experiencing a fatality rate nearly double that of China.
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Between an economic meltdown and accepting eye-watering fatality rates from the virus, there may be a third way.
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The first fatality from the virus on US soil occurred later that month, on February 29, in Washington state.
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There are now 71 confirmed and presumptive positive cases of the virus in the United States, including one fatality.
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In Wuhan, China, the World Health Organization (WHO) found a case fatality rate of 3.4 percent — a terrifying number.
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Neighboring Uganda has suffered regular outbreaks of Ebola and Marburg over the years, both high-fatality viral hemorrhagic fevers.
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His research found that 90 percent of high-fatality shootings have some circumstantial evidence of a desire for attention.
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Tornadoes have been linked to at least seven deaths in May, pushing the year's tornado fatality toll to 38.
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The first fatality, an elderly Holocaust survivor, contracted the virus in a Jerusalem nursing home and died on Friday.
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The latest coronavirus, COVID-19, has spread rapidly around the world, reaching a higher fatality rate than the flu.
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If they don't have the ventilators and they don't have the equipment they need, that fatality rate could rise.
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The real case fatality rate is probably what it is outside Hubei Province, somewhere between 1 and 2 percent.
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The first U.S. fatality from the novel coronavirus was confirmed this weekend after a man in Washington state died.
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The UK has suffered its first Coronavirus-related fatality, the country's chief medical officer Chris Whitty confirmed on Thursday.
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Local health officials also confirmed a new fatality, bringing the total number of deaths in the U.S. to 12.
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"What I have long suspected is that the 2 percent [case fatality rate] may not be right," Nuzzo said.
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During the study period, there were 69 high-fatality mass shootings, including 44, or 64%, involving large-capacity magazines.
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Metro managers and arbitrators both agreed that Haile was not to blame for the fatality or injuries that occurred.
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Experts have predicted that the fatality rate of COVID-19 could decrease as the number of confirmed cases rises.
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Pedestrians can be glued to their cellphones, too, although it is unclear how often that leads to a fatality.
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Due to the destruction and reported fatality, Ponce Mayor Mayita Meléndez has declared a state of emergency in Ponce.
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De Kroon, a Brazilian-born attorney and new mother living in Hoboken, was the only fatality in the incident.
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Over 1,700 people in China have died from the virus but Thailand has not recorded any fatality so far.
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The fatality rate of the new coronavirus, which appears to be around 2% is far lower than Ebola's, however.
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The Mosul death is the second American military fatality since the fight to regain the city began last year.
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Iowa State Patrol confirmed one weather-related fatality in a semi-truck crash near Iowa City, IA late Saturday.
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Damage to the brain is a lot harder to spot than, say, a damaged limb or even a fatality.
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However, the current case fatality rate for Wuhan virus is around 20033% -- significantly smaller than SARS' 22003% mortality rate.
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Health authorities in the U.S. say the fatality rate for the respiratory disease is currently between 2% and 3%.
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In the latest developments, Hong Kong reported its first fatality from the virus, and Macao shut down its casinos.
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CORRECTED-NEW ZEALAND POLICE CONFIRM ONE FATALITY (NOT CASUALTY) FROM WHITE ISLAND VOLCANO ERUPTION, SAY LIKELY YO BE MORE
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The improvements made because of the credit have in part led to the industry's first fatality-free year (2628).
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However, when one uses the word "overdosed" to imply fatality, death resulting from isolated acute cannabis exposure is rare.
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Shaw's death marks the first EEE fatality in the state since 2013, and the seventh to date this year.
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Police confirmed the sixth fatality on Tuesday, saying the victim ultimately succumbed to their injuries at a local hospital.
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Fauci and other experts, however, think it's likely that fatality rate will drop as more mild cases are counted.
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They said the driver was scared According to Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer, there has been at least one fatality.
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The Mortal Kombat of 1992 delivered the perfect insult to the injury of video game defeat with the fatality.
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Tesla says for every 320 million miles cars equipped with Autopilot drive, there is one fatality, including known pedestrian fatalities.
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The U.S. traffic fatality rate fell to 3.83 deaths per 100 million miles traveled for the first half of 2018.
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The fatality rate in 2017 was 1.16 million deaths per 100 million miles traveled — the second highest rate since 2008.
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This is the second U.S. crash of a Tesla confirmed to be operating Autopilot that has led to a fatality.
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For Tesla, there is one fatality, including known pedestrian fatalities, every 320 million miles in vehicles equipped with Autopilot hardware.
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The outbreak included a total of three people, all of whom died — resulting in a case fatality rate of 100%.
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Nipah virus is an emerging infectious disease with no known cure and a case fatality rate of up to 75%.
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Or rather, there will be a televised bout that leads to a fatality, likely some time later in a hospital.
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"But right now with just one fatality, we've been very blessed, with what we've had," said Rockport Mayor Charles Wax.
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And the fatality rate was 270 fatalities per million flights — in other words, one fatal accident for 22017 million flights.
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The Ebola case fatality rate is around 50%, but it can be as high as 90%, according to the WHO.
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"We do not know of one fatality in the trunk of a car that has that little release," she said.
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And this week, a report from China surfaced alleging the first fatality involving the car's Autopilot mode happened in January.
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There is no treatment, cure or vaccine for hantavirus infection, and the case-fatality rate can reach 35-50 percent.
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Hart said that he didn't expect the first driverless car fatality to derail efforts to bring autonomous vehicles to market.
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The infection causes intense brain swelling and is almost always fatal — it has a fatality rate of more than 97%.
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For nearly 22019 years, there has not been a single fatality on a U.S. passenger airline related to pilot qualifications.
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State radio reported one more fatality than the police, saying that four people had been killed, including a local businessman.
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That affects regular drivers as well; when trucks collide with passenger vehicles, nearly every fatality is among the passenger vehicles.
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TESLA SAYS DEATH OF DRIVER "IS THE FIRST KNOWN FATALITY IN JUST OVER 130 MILLION MILES WHERE AUTOPILOT WAS ACTIVATED"
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As a back of the envelope calculation, suppose the fatality rate for cases is about 1 percent, which is plausible.
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It's also the case that the fatality rate can change over time, as Belluz explains: CFRs do change over time.
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In comparison, Italy has more 593,300 confirmed cases and over 7,500 deaths, which puts its fatality rate at 10 percent.
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It's worth noting, however, that this particular argument accounts for only about 1 percent of the Trump administration's fatality estimates.
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And deaths were estimated to be exceedingly rare in children younger than 9, with a fatality rate of just 183%.
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Ruan, who was not involved with the research, also noted that the coronavirus fatality rate is low for younger people.
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With Zero K, DeLillo invites us to contemplate whether cryonics is another possible panacea for avoiding the terror of fatality.
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UL on Monday that resulted in the first fatality involving a fully autonomous vehicle also weighed on Silicon Valley sentiment.
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The German highway system boasts lower accident and fatality rates even though it has higher (and sometimes nonexistent) speed limits.
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Some experts anticipate that, if widespread testing were deployed, the global fatality rate would remain at or below 2 percent.
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In general, countries that test less and reserve it for those already very ill, like Italy, have higher fatality rates.
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A 41-year-old México state man died on Wednesday night, becoming the first Covid-19 fatality in the country.
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If you look outside of Hubei province [where Wuhan is], the case fatality rate is just under 1 percent now.
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The fatality rate has still fallen here, thanks partly to safer vehicles, but it's fallen far less than anywhere else.
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As for the fatality rate, Italians may be recording deaths due to coronavirus when other illnesses may also be prevalent.
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Here's one positive difference: Despite the contagiousness of this, the case fatality rate seems much lower than the 19183 influenza.
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That means the country's fatality rate — the number of deaths out of the total number of infections — is around 0.6%.
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California declared a state of emergency after its first coronavirus fatality, the first in the United States outside Washington state.
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The primary source of the data was the Fatality Analysis Reporting System, maintained by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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After each fatality, Peterson's team pulled together all the data they could from the days leading up to each accident.
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This was Japan's third fatality from the coronavirus, excluding those who were on the cruise ship "Diamond Princess", NHK said.
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This was Japan's third fatality from the coronavirus, excluding those who were on the cruise ship "Diamond Princess", NHK said.
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Ironically, that relatively low fatality rate – around 3% - is one of the characteristics that makes containing the virus so difficult.
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Meanwhile, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, officially known as COVID-19, currently has a fatality rate of 3.4%.
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"This is about one fatality, but it's about a lot more than that," NTSB chairman Robert Sumwalt told reporters afterward.
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The death marks the seventh similar fatality reported as of now, among hundreds more cases documented across half the country.
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The death followed another fatality in South Australia on Friday, the result of a car crash which sparked a fire.
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In comparison, SARS had a mortality rate of 9.6 percent in 2003, and MERS a case fatality of 35 percent.
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In nearly 2200 million flights by United States passenger airlines over the past decade, there has been a single fatality.
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Fatality rates for both under and over 5s were in line with those observed in the West Africa outbreak, it said.
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Uganda has been hit by multiple outbreaks of Ebola and Marbug, another infectious and high-fatality hemorrhagic fever, in the past.
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That year, 10,874 people died in alcohol-impaired driving crashes -- an average of one alcohol-impaired-driving fatality every 48 minutes.
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The fatality came weeks after a helicopter crash in the Hudson River off Manhattan; there were no deaths in that incident.
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"When you see the destruction up-close, the silver lining is there's only been one fatality," said Cuomo, after Christie finished.
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With an almost 10 percent fatality rate, the virus would go on to kill more than 750 people in 17 countries.
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Of those, 2100 people died in explosions on two high-profile accidents (Challenger and Columbia), a fatality rate of 20.38 percent.
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The overall fatality rate is about 29%, but for severe cases it's about 240% and pregnant women are at highest risk.
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Though the cause of the crash is still under investigation, it appears to mark the first Irma-related fatality in Florida.
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I once calculated that since 1921, we had reduced the auto fatality rate per 2003 million miles driven by 95 percent.
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The current fatality rate is around 2%, but health experts predict it could ultimately be lower as more cases are reported.
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Researchers who compiled data on coyote attacks found fewer than 400 injuries nationwide and only one fatality between 1970 and 2015.
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The New York City Medical Examiner's Office announced Wednesday that it has ruled the cause and manner of the fatality undetermined.
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In China the fatality count is rising and more cities are moving towards the same sort of lock-down paralysing Wuhan.
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On Wednesday, Douglas County Coroner Jill Roman identified Castillo as the sole fatality from the shooting, which also injured 8 others.
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As a result the fatality rate for this group is already seven times higher this year than it was in 2018.
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Fire Chief John Fruetel confirmed the fatality during an interview with reporters, saying that a body was pulled from building rubble.
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Humans aren't perfect, but we're amazingly good drivers when you think about it, with 100 million miles driven for every fatality.
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It was the first Croatian fatality in Afghanistan since the former Yugoslav republic and NATO member deployed troops there in 2003.
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It's not clear how much the fatality rate is related to lighting, versus driver behavior at night like speeding or intoxication.
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Meanwhile, a Utah firefighter died Monday battling a massive blaze in Northern California — the sixth fatality in a matter of weeks.
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Authorities previously identified another firefighter fatality as Redding Fire Department Inspector Jeremy Stoke, who was killed on the job Thursday night.
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The fatality can come when it is in forced up the nose from summer activities such as diving and water-skiing.
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I've assigned it a "catastrophic" consequence rating due to the potential for this type of act to result in a fatality.
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Kaneyama, a town in northeastern Japan with 6,000 residents, has Japan's highest fatality rates stemming from stomach cancer, local reports say.
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"As great as the record has been, we've had one passenger fatality [last year] and that's one too many," Sumwalt said.
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Background on the virus A 2007 outbreak of this strain in Congo had a fatality rate of 74%, claiming 200 lives.
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"The overall case fatality ratio is 10 percent," he said, noting that 46 fatalities had been recorded as of Jan. 2.
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Chuck Scothon, general manager at Fisher-Price, noted that a "child fatality is an unimaginable tragedy" in a statement shared Friday.
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The Carver County Sheriff's department in Chanhassen, Minnesota tells TMZ there has been a fatality, and they're notifying next of kin.
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The box doesn't mention that the rate for any complications at all from abortion, including fatality, is less than one percent.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is also investigating how Tesla disseminated the information about the Autopilot fatality to investors.
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K2 in the Karakorum mountain range is notorious for high winds, steep and icy slopes and high fatality rates among climbers.
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The East African country has suffered regular outbreaks of Ebola and Marburg over the years, both high-fatality viral haemorrhagic fevers.
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The automaker on Friday said the electronics flaw was related to one fatality and other accidents that resulted in three injuries.
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The game uses some impressive x-ray and bloody splatter effects to depict its signature "Fatality" finishing moves in high-definition.
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Mr. Larason said the Tesla fatality, while a "horrible tragedy," should not undermine the good that accident-avoidance technology might achieve.
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As lots (and lots) of people have noted, there hasn't been a fatality on a commercial US carrier since 163. 7.
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Bulldozer operator was first fatality An unidentified bulldozer operator, hired privately, was killed while battling the flames Thursday, Cal Fire said.
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A relatively rare virus harbored in fruit bats and pigs, Nipah has a fatality rate above 70% and has no cure.
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The driver, Joshua Brown, was killed in the accident — the first known fatality in a vehicle being driven by computer technology.
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The National Weather Service confirmed one other fatality near the southern Mississippi town of Purvis, where a mobile home was destroyed.
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First death outside Washington state A death reported in Northern California on March 4 became the first fatality outside Washington state.
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The overall case fatality ratio for Covid-19 appears to be under 1%, but is many times higher for the elderly.
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In South Korea, the case fatality rate is currently 0.7 percent, suggesting that better testing might yield more accurate, lower rates.
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But virologist Stürmer believes it is more likely the global fatality rate will be lower when all is said and done.
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By my calculations, we've reduced the auto fatality rate per 100 million miles driven by more than 95 percent since 1921.
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His 50-year-old grandmother who was traveling with him became the second fatality, the Uganda Health Ministry said on Thursday.
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Then came the franchise that evolved arcade panic into gameplay panic: Midway Games' Mortal Kombat, infamous for its gory "fatality" moves.
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The authorities said the cities of Pol-e-Dokhtar and Mamulan were already half submerged, with one fatality reported in Mamulan.
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That fatality rate is two and a half to five times greater than in the rest of the horse racing world.
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That fatality rate is anywhere from two and a half to five times greater than in most of the racing world.
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To be fair, the authors write that "case fatality rates" (plural) were "> 2.5%," perhaps implying some variation from region to region.
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The global fatality rate is just an average, and the CFR of any pandemic varies immensely by age, population, and geography.
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Even a fatality rate between 0.5 and 1 percent is extremely alarming in a world as populous and interconnected as ours.
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But most experts suspect that many mild or symptom-free cases have gone undetected, which would drive the fatality rate lower.
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About 70 cases have been diagnosed in the United States, which recorded its first fatality from the virus over the weekend.
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About 70 cases have been diagnosed in the United States, which recorded its first fatality from the virus over the weekend.
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This suggests that, as many health experts have predicted, the virus' fatality rate seems to decrease as more cases are reported.
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By comparison, SARS had a mortality rate of 21% during the 2716 outbreak, while MERS has a case fatality of 20.3%.
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In China the fatality count is rising and more cities are moving towards the same sort of lock-down paralyzing Wuhan.
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But 2019-nCoV's case fatality rate is also hovering around 2 percent at the moment, Nuzzo added in the same breath.
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The mortality rate, known to epidemiologists as the "case fatality risk," is vital for assessing the possible impact of an outbreak.
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That incident followed a Wednesday fatality when a woman was hit with a tandem float during the Krewe of Nyx parade.
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Complicating matters is that so much remains unknown about the new coronavirus, including how infectious it is and the fatality rate.
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However, the most recent death is of a 37-year-old man who is now the youngest fatality in this outbreak.
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It's not clear how deadly the Wuhan coronavirus will be, but fatality rates are currently lower than both MERS and SARS.
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The case fatality ratio for all confirmed cases admitted into Ebola treatment centers should be less than 50 percent, it said.
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So are the tens of millions of operational hours of micro drones by recreational users worldwide without a single reported fatality.
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McMillon's comments come amid growing backlash against President Trump, and how he reacted to violent protests that resulted in one fatality.
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The fatality rate in Wuhan is 4.1 percent and 2.8 percent in Hubei, compared to 0.17 percent elsewhere in mainland China.
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By comparison, the case fatality rate for the seasonal flu in the United States ranges between 0.10 percent and 0.18 percent.
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The Brisbane-headquartered miner also posted a lower production outlook for 2020 after a fatality at its Australian operations in January.
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As of Monday morning, the child was the only reported fatality in the attack, which also left three more people wounded.
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By comparison, the coronavirus is more deadly than swine flu, which WHO reported in 2019 had a fatality rate of 0.02%.
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Japan reported two deaths from the Diamond Princess cruise liner that was under quarantine, and South Korea reported its first fatality.
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He died three days later, the sixth fatality since 2015 of a Muslim man subjected to vigilante justice of this kind.
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It's also smaller than Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) -- another type of coronavirus -- which has a case fatality rate of 35%.
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But the fatality increased public skepticism of self-driving vehicles, and slowed efforts to pass autonomous vehicle legislation on Capitol Hill.
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The first generation of partially "self-driving" cars is being touted nationally as the answer to America's growing traffic fatality rate.
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The driver of the train involved in the fatality usually carries the trauma for the rest of his or her life.
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But there were no fatalities in North American waters during the year, and only one fatality in the US, in Hawaii.
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There's channels in there where people are looking at vehicular traffic fatality data, where people are looking at gerrymandering, voter registration.
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It was the third confirmed fatality in separate incidents at the sprawling attraction this year, two of them within the park's boundaries.
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"But the Lord has blessed us because not a single fatality has been reported or confirmed as this time," Edwards told reporters.
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Kyoto prefecture said it was working to control flooding at several dams and identified one fatality as a 52-year-old woman.
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"We have been told by police there has been more than one fatality in the incident at London Bridge," the BBC said.
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Legalization has not led to more dangerous road conditions, as traffic fatality rates have remained stable in Colorado, Washington, Alaska, and Oregon.
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Then the train conductor came up and told us there was a fatality and wanted to see if anyone else was injured.
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Another 900 migrants were rescued from the Strait of Sicily on Saturday in four separate operations, with at least one fatality confirmed.
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The catch: A highly publicized fatality, along with a smattering of other crashes, has quashed much of the hype around autonomous vehicles.
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The fatality is reportedly a 64-year-old man from Florida ... while the injured woman is a 48-year-old Canadian citizen.
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Jiao pointed out that 74% of coronavirus deaths, or 313, are in Wuhan, where there is a case-fatality rate of 4.9%.
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The fatality rate per 100 million vehicle miles traveled also decreased by 3.4 percent, from 1.17 in 12.43 to 1.13 in 2018.
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It's why they have the highest injury and fatality rate on the job, according to data from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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It also allows you to watch every fatality—a demonstration normally reserved for players who have beaten the game on Master difficulty.
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"This is the first known fatality in just over 130 million miles where Autopilot was activated," Tesla said in a blog post.
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The overall traffic fatality rate was projected to drop to 1.14 deaths per 100 million miles traveled, the lowest rate since 2014.
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But while vehicle miles traveled (VMT) increased 25 percent in 27, the fatality rate per 22 million VMTs decreased by 22017 percent.
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She cited the recently released annual motor vehicle fatality report, which found that over 37,000 people died in car crashes in 2017.
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Massachusetts saw its first shark attack fatality in more than 80 years on Saturday when a male swimmer died in Cape Cod.
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"The risk of fatality will be high," Musk told the audience in Guadalajara, Mexico, of the SpaceX mission to the Red Planet.
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This term may refer to a fatality or an arrest or anything else that affects the subject's capacity to fight, he said.
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Yes, the inebriated Jack (Milo Ventimiglia) showed up to Rebecca's gig in Cleveland in one piece — no telegraphed drunk-driving fatality here!
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The first fatality, a five-year-old boy who had crossed into Uganda from Democratic Republic of Congo, died late on Tuesday.
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Gun deaths get the most media attention following a mass-fatality incident, such as in Parkland, Las Vegas, Pittsburgh, or Thousand Oaks.
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It was the first fatality in a few weeks, with Egypt, Qatar and the United Nations working to keep the border calm.
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According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, some of the smallest cars on the road have the highest driver fatality rates.
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In 2015, when that fatality number nearly doubled, Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team deemed fentanyl the "biggest drug trend" of the year.
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An investigation into the accident is under way, Sherritt said, adding that the last reported fatality at Moa was a decade ago.
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A series of accidents and at least one fatality prompted Singapore last week to declare e-scooters illegal except on bike paths.
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In California, where a wildfire caused one fatality last week, drought or abnormally dry conditions are affecting 85 percent of the state.
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" Tesla said that in the United States "there is one automotive fatality every 86 million miles across all vehicles from all manufacturers.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether shifts in gun ownership directly impact changes in fatality rates from firearms.
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For Latinos, who are more likely to work in high-fatality industries, this can literally be a matter of life or death.
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This article has been updated to reflect the most recent fatality count after two victims died in the days following the attack.
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But testing driverless cars in cold climates brings added challenges to an industry grappling with the first fatality involving an autonomous vehicle.
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The death in Canada was the first known fatality linked to a rupture in an airbag from a supplier other than Takata.
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The National Safety Council crunched the numbers from preventable injury and fatality statistics in 2017 and came up with this grim stat.
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At that point, authorities were reporting just one fatality, but they updated the toll to two in a press conference hours later.
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For those between ages 60 to 70, the case fatality rate is somewhere between 1.44% (in South Korea) and 3.6% (in China).
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In the United States, the fatality rate is currently at about 1.4 percent according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The fatality rate is low, only 21625 percent to 2900 percent, but is about twice as deadly as a bad flu season.
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Road fatality rates in Canada, France, Germany and Sweden, for example, are now less than half the rate in the United States.
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Shortly after the course was reopened, the filly Eskenforadrink became the 20th fatality, breaking down during a race and later being euthanized.
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In 2009, the last time horses at Santa Anita competed for a full year on a synthetic track, the fatality rate was .
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The virus is exposing a range of contradictions ready for sharpening — for example, a simmering generational conflict spurred by skewed fatality rates.
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This fatality rate was also mentioned in a 2015 paper on the disease published in the US National Center for Biotechnology Information.
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If the fatality rate was in fact 2.5 percent, and if 500 million were infected, then the death toll was 12.5 million.
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Nearly a dozen people have died of coronavirus in the U.S. as the first fatality was confirmed outside Washington state on Wednesday.
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The fatality rate: The World Health Organization has estimated the rate at 3.4 percent, shocking experts — but the real rate is elusive.
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Still, the number of people who have recovered nationwide has been rising, suggesting that the new virus's fatality rate is relatively low.
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The coronavirus could prove to be deadlier than it currently is; the fatality rate is around 2 percent, but that could change.
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In the early days of any epidemic, the reporting will be skewed to severe cases and will render any fatality estimates unreliable.
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The new coronavirus' fatality rate has not yet been determined with accuracy, but it seems closer to 3% or 4% so far.
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"Fatality rates have declined for decades, reflecting advances in beach safety, medical treatment, and public awareness," the group says on their website.
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But that fatality rate could prove to be much lower, especially if it turns out that many milder cases have evaded detection.
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Wevdi Nasher, the owner of a bodega at the corner of Blake and Pennsylvania Avenues, said the fatality was not a surprise.
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Usually, simple math would determine this "case fatality" ratio: divide the total number of deaths by the total number of people infected.
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They are, in fact, roughly thirty times more likely to result in a civilian fatality than an airstrike by a manned aircraft.
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For example, when high fatality rates from automobile crashes plagued America in the 1960s and '85033s, we didn't take away Americans' cars.
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In the Shandong's home port of Sanya, 54 cases of coronavirus were reported by Wednesday, with 22 people cured and one fatality.
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By comparison, the WHO estimated that the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) outbreak of 2003 had an overall fatality ratio of 9.6%.
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Insurers are racing to develop coverage for driverless cars as federal investigators examine a pedestrian fatality involving a self-driving Uber vehicle.
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Research examining the ban's efficacy found that the number of high-fatality mass shootings (six or more deaths) fell by 22019 percent.
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An investigation into the accident was under way, Sherritt said, adding that the last reported fatality at Moa was a decade ago.
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"Today, a 17-year-old has given us joy, and yesterday a 17-year-old died," he added of the latest fatality.
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A man diagnosed with coronavirus in Taiwan has reportedly died, marking the first fatality from the disease in the East Asian country.
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The coronavirus has killed more than 3,000 people, about 3.4% of those infected - far above seasonal flu's fatality rate of under 1%.
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The new coronavirus will infect half of the global population and have a fatality rate of up to 22020%, analysts said Wednesday.
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And perhaps that's how the subsequent scare campaign started: Not from a fatality and a subsequent drug test, but from pure speculation.
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Bubonic plague has a case-fatality ratio of 30% to 60%, while pneumonic plague, when left untreated, is always fatal, according to WHO.
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Since then, the number of cases has dropped by 90 percent, and the fatality rate fell slightly, from 1.04 percent to 0.075 percent.
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Thursday's fatality came when fighting flared again and a stray bullet hit a man walking in the street, witnesses and his relatives said.
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"They were our brothers," he told me, adding that the raw fatality of the images had proved unexpectedly magnetic to parties of schoolchildren.
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Each have ranged in size from 20 to over 800 victims, with case fatality rates of over 30 percent, according to the WHO.
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He used the Uber fatality to show that human driver perception and reaction time can't compete with the potential of self-driving tech.
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Delaney's death was the fourth fatality in the resort's 60-year history and the first child, Lawson said, which left the employees shaken.
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The sixtieth fatality was an eight-month-old baby who had breathed in tear gas at a protest camp, Gaza health officials said.
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Fauci said the new coronavirus could wind up looking more like a pandemic flu than like SARS in terms of its fatality rate.
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Crewed flights started in 1967 with a fatality, but only one subsequent mission (Soyuz 11 in 1971) led to the loss of lives.
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The SARS virus killed about 22% of all infected individuals, while the MERS outbreak in 29 had a fatality rate of around 35%.
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The Nipah virus (NiV) is a rare infectious disease with no vaccine or cure, and a case fatality rate of up to 75%.
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The SARS virus killed about 603% of all infected individuals, while the MERS outbreak in 260 had a fatality rate of around 22%.
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A fourth child fatality has been associated with one of the MALM chests included in Ikea's June 2016 recall, federal officials reported Friday.
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The most-recent reported U.S. fatality was of a 50-year-old woman who died in a 2001 Honda Civic after a Sept.
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On top of that, the fatality rate that NHTSA puts out every year includes driver deaths, pedestrian deaths, motorcycle deaths and bicycle deaths.
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"In a statement, Tesla said that this crash was "the first known fatality in just over 130 million miles where Autopilot was activated.
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After all, plenty of companies are working on self-driving cars, and this fatality proves that the technology, while promising, is not infallible.
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There was one fatality of a flight attendant, who was sucked out of the airplane, but an amazing number of people survived that.
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As the duel continues, Oh's heart remains relatively unwounded as it becomes obvious that she will be the only fatality in this fight.
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Jane Ruth Aceng told reporters the case, which led to a fatality, had been confirmed after a series of tests were carried out.
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The death is the first on the Half Dome cables since 2010 and the first visitor fatality in 2018, the park service said.
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And it cultivates ties with medical examiners, the professionals who decide whether or not a Taser shock is to blame in a fatality.
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These common-sense measures would also encourage operators to be more proactive in correcting these hazards before an accident, injury or fatality occurs.
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"We continue to use research, safety measures, regulation and education to reduce fatality rates to as close to zero as possible," Stier said.
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His death was the first combat fatality in Iraq since the deployment of U.S. troops after ISIS took control of Mosul in 2014.
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City transportation officials said this was the 12th cycling fatality of the year; this time last year, there had been five cyclist deaths.
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It did not help Tesla's cause that a driver using its autopilot feature was killed in May, the first fatality of its kind.
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The US State Department also came out against the idea of an uptick in the fatality rate among US tourists visiting the country.
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Rich Beausoleil, the state's bear and cougar specialist, said it was only the second fatality in the state in the last 94 years.
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Update: This article has been updated to reflect the most recent fatality count after two victims died in the days following the attack.
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"Very few filmmakers have managed to smile so convincingly in the face of misery and fatality," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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The game's signature feature, the fatality, is skipped for competition play—you already beat your opponent, no need to decapitate their character, too.
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An unidentified person is moved to an ambulance after four people were shot, resulting in one fatality in Chicago's South Side (November, 2013).
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At the same time, modern medicine continues to reduce the fatality rates of disease and accidents, though some causes of death remain stubborn.
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In the last two years, including 10 races run over the Grand National course, there has only been one fatality from 261 runners.
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Trump took to Twitter after the second U.S. fatality was announced to defend his move to restrict travelers from China and criticize Democrats.
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The coronavirus is not a mortal disease and the fatality rate is relatively lower than other epidemics, although it is spreading like wildfire.
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There have been seven injuries and one fatality connected to the 38,000-acre Ferguson Fire, which has roared nearby for nearly two weeks.
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Many are still worried about the outbreak, even though the South Korean government has managed to maintain the fatality rate at a minimum.
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Notably, South Korea has consistently seen a lower case-fatality rate from COVID-19 than most other countries with comparably sized coronavirus outbreaks.
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We don't know the precise case fatality ratio for Covid-903 because of incomplete testing of possible cases and insufficient information about outbreaks.
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One way we can compare the two outbreaks is by looking at case fatality rates: the share of infections that lead to death.
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In a rare Saturday news conference, the administration also announced new travel restrictions following news of the first US fatality from the disease.
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Cal Fire engineer Cory Iverson died on Thursday while battling the flames near the Ventura County community of Fillmore, the fire's first fatality.
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So far this year, tornadoes have been blamed for at least 38 deaths in the United States, including this week's fatality in Celina.
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The fatality rate among known cases is about 66 percent, but the number of unknown cases makes the real number impossible to calculate.
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Shortly after the course was reopened, however, the filly Eskenforadrink became the 20th fatality, breaking down during a race and later being euthanized.
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At Santa Anita Park in Southern California, a 239-year-old gelding named Kochees became the 26th fatality at the racetrack since Dec.
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TOGETHER WITH 6 NEWLY REPORTED DEATHS IN WASHINGTON STATE, COLORADO'S FATALITY RAISES U.S. TALLY OF LIVES LOST TO CORONAVIRUS TO AT LEAST 47
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FIRST NEW YORK DEATH Earlier on Saturday, officials in New York said an 82-year-old woman became the state's first coronavirus fatality.
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If the case fatality rate (CFR) of SARS-CoV-2 is similar to seasonal flu, we could expect 163,500 deaths from COVID-19.
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The coronavirus would overwhelm global health systems, spiking fatality rates and forcing several months of deep economic recession with little sense of stability.
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Half the populace blames demonstrations by the Black Defense Alliance for stirring up hatred for local law enforcement after a traffic-stop fatality.
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"At some point, they're going to find a fatality that we didn't find at first," he said, as he searched another battered street.
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A 78-year old man has become Australia's first fatality of the virus and there are now 13 confirmed cases in the country.
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Among those with pre-existing conditions, those with cardiovascular disease were found to be most at risk, with a fatality rate of 10.5%.
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" In the worst-case scenario of a global pandemic, a 2 percent case fatality could "translate to a lot of illnesses and deaths.
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The study found a fatality rate of 2.3 percent in China as of last week, though later figures suggest the rate has increased.
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On the other hand, Trump's contention that he had scrapped a year's worth of painstaking diplomacy because of one American fatality was suspect.
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This makes the disease one of the fastest growing causes of cancer incidence and fatality in the nation, Deshmukh told the Today show.
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However, Salama said that despite more than 2,000 deaths from cholera, the fatality rate has been low, at around 0.2 to 0.3 percent.
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John Bel Edwards, New Orleans Fire Department Chief Tim McConnell on Saturday said there is "one confirmed fatality" and three people still missing.
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Supposedly nonlethal, they have caused numerous serious injuries, including skull fractures and eye loss, and have been associated with at least one fatality.
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Some congressional Democrats have blocked the legislation over safety concerns, and Monday's fatality could hamper passage of the bill, congressional aides said Monday.
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That far surpasses the previous fatality record from a single California wildfire - 29 in the Griffith Park fire of 1933 in Los Angeles.
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That's why even when we talk about the case fatality rate, it's important to remember that if there's a disease that has a very high rate but only 100 people get it every year, that's not nearly of the same public health significance as a disease that has a low case fatality rate of 1%, but a billion people get it.
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All these 1.3 million fatality and all the countless number of accidents that surrounded it that doesn't have fatality, you and I are driving, and we feel it's in our control, but when you and I get into a car, a vehicle that you and I aren't driving, and decide to hit the center, you don't think it's in control.
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The last rockfall-fatality in Yosemite happened 18 years ago when a rock climber, Peter Terbush, was killed by a rockfall from Glacier Point.
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Update 3:18pm: NTSB Chairman Robert Sumwalt is giving a press conference right now and has said that there has been one confirmed fatality.
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His cause of death has not been disclosed, but the family's representative confirmed it was an ongoing health issue rather than a sudden fatality.
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The average number of fatalities per county was 12, and only counties with at least one winter-related fatality were included in the study.
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Questions over the safety of self-driving cars are swirling in the wake of a fatality involving an Uber self-driving vehicle in Arizona.
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Looking specifically at 4-to-8-year-olds, the pedestrian fatality rate was 10 times higher on that night compared with non-Halloween nights.
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And, part of the pay that workers in mining earn is in recognition that they're at risk of fatality or injury on the job.
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When you look at how low the fatality rate is at that speed, it's easy to see why this is such a good idea.
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This puts Western Australia second behind the U.S. — at 2100 confirmed cases and one fatality — for the number of recorded shark attacks in 27.
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I am truly, deeply, unfathomably terrible at Mortal Kombat 11 — but damn if I don't like shouting "FATALITY!" at the top of my lungs.
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Historically, the disease spread rapidly and had a high fatality rate, but today's infections appear to be contracted less easily and spread more slowly.
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The lone fatality was a woman in her apartment building, according to the Associated Press, while six injured patients were transported to local hospitals.
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Qantas, which has been operating for 96 years, has "a fatality free record in the jet era — an extraordinary record," writes the website's editors.
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On the one hand, this is good news; the case fatality ratio is certainly much less than with SARS, which was approximately 10 percent.
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The company emphasized the unusual nature of the crash and said it was the first fatality in more than 130 million miles of use.
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Somali officials on Friday identified the man sucked out of the airliner -- and the lone fatality -- as Abdullahi Abdisalam Borleh, an elderly Somali national.
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Though traffic deaths dropped following legalization of medical marijuana laws in seven states, fatality rates rose in Rhode Island and Connecticut, the study found.
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The average case fatality rate for Ebola virus disease is about 50%, though this rate has varied from 25% to 90% during past outbreaks.
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A passenger was partially sucked out of the window and died, marking the first fatality of a passenger aboard a U.S. airline since 2009.
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At a press conference Tuesday afternoon, NTSB Chairman Robert Sumwalt said there was one fatality in the incident, but did not provide additional details.
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Fishing is a dangerous job and in the Gulf of Mexico, the source of domestic shrimp, the shrimp fleet suffers the highest fatality rate.
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Separately, the FAA is ordering about 220 engines be inspected after the engine explosion that caused one fatality on a Southwest flight this week.
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The latest figures represent a 3.3 percent fatality rate - well above the 1 percent rate that the World Health Organization rates as an emergency.
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The death of the boy, who has not been identified publicly, was the first anthrax fatality in the region, Yamal-Nenets, in 75 years.
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West Virginia's first coal industry fatality of the year came early Monday morning in the southern part of the state, West Virginia MetroNews reports.
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It was the park's first death on the Half Dome cables since 2010 and the first visitor fatality in 2018, the park service said.
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In a Q&A session after his talk, Musk conceded that "the risk of fatality will be high" on the first journey to Mars.
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Significant incidents result in a fatality or injury resulting in hospitalization, create more than $50,000 in damage, or release a sizable volume of material.
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First, the annual crash fatality rate per 100 million vehicle miles traveled in rural areas is about 2.5 times the rate in urban areas.
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Hannity contrasted the novel coronavirus fatality numbers with those of the seasonal flu, despite knowing that the novel virus' mortality rate is significantly higher.
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A report published in the medical journal JAMA that examined more than 72,000 Chinese coronavirus patients found that the overall fatality rate was 2.3%.
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To be clear, a 1 percent case fatality ratio sounds like a low number, but we're talking about a staggering number of casualties here.
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The existence of these two separate strains could potentially explain potential discrepancies in reported symptoms and case fatality rates between China and other countries.
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By this point, many of us are familiar with the two numbers that define coronavirus coverage: the reproduction rate and the case fatality rate.
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A patient's probability of dying increases with ageIn addition to calculating overall case-fatality risk, the researchers broke down that risk by age bracket.
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"The precise fatality-risk estimates may not generalize to those outside of that original epicenter, especially during subsequent phases of the epidemic," they wrote.
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Hubert was the first driver fatality at a Formula One race weekend since Ayrton Senna and Roland Ratzenberger were killed at Imola in 1994.
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It was the 21.54st horse fatality suffered in racing or training at Santa Anita, considered one of horse racing's premier showcases, since Dec. 21.
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The largest known outbreak of Marburg virus, which began in Angola in 2004, sickened over 250 people and had a 90 percent fatality rate.
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That's a fatality rate that is anywhere from two and a half to five times greater than in the rest of the racing world.
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A 2015 analysis of flight deaths by Time magazine found that seats in the back third of planes had a 32 percent fatality rate.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom declared a statewide emergency following the death of an elderly person - the first fatality in the region from the virus.
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A study by researchers at Imperial College London, which applied Chinese data to the UK, estimates the overall case fatality rate is around 0.9%.
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Deputies arrived on the scene and identified the driver and sole fatality in the vehicle as Combs, who was pronounced dead at the scene.
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I brought up a report by the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention: It had the Covid-19 fatality rate at 2.3 percent.
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The latest report from the World Health Organization shows the global fatality rate at 3.4 percent, but the rate varies from country to country.
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The case fatality rate has been about 2244 percentage point [around 21.25 percent of those who are infected end up dying as a result].
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About 3.4% of confirmed cases of COVID-19 have died, far above seasonal flu's fatality rate of under 1%, the WHO said this week.
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Thailand recorded its first fatality from coronavirus, a 2570-year-old man, Reuters reported, citing the director-general of Thailand's Department of Disease Control.
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Next to the R2000, the other most important way to understand how bad an outbreak could get is the case fatality rate, or CFR.
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The outbreak of a novel coronavirus in Wuhan, China, has sparked fear and anxiety around the world despite the virus&apos low fatality rate.
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A woman was struck and killed by a self-driving car, in what's believed to be the first fatality involving a fully autonomous car.
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Dr. Thompson said the difference between his victims in the seaside and Dr. Petrone's main street fatality might be explained by their distinctive shelters.
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The latest storm-related fatality was a 55-year-old man who was found dead Tuesday in the detached garage of his Milwaukee home.
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How many of you know that if you have a gun in your house you're more likely to have a fatality in your house?
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The latest fatality from the unrest was 17-year-old protester Neomar Lander, who died during clashes with security forces in Caracas on Wednesday.
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Social media has also "spread erroneous rumors" about fatality rates, Rosemary Taylor, an associate professor of sociology and community health at Tufts University, said.
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The death of an 80-year-old Chinese tourist in a Paris hospital was the first known fatality from the new virus outside Asia.
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And on Saturday, officials in Washington state said a man in his 50s had died, marking the first coronavirus fatality in the United States.
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"It is what it is," he said of the potential for a virus with a higher fatality than the flu to spread through communities.
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And Venus Williams is expected to play, despite her involvement in a car crash on June 9 in Florida that resulted in a fatality.
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It wasn't immediately clear if the Revolutionary Guard member was the same fatality reported late Monday night by Iran's semi-official Mehr news agency.
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Next to the R0, the other most important way to understand how bad an outbreak could get is the case fatality rate, or CFR.
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The SARS virus killed about 10% of all infected individuals, while the MERS outbreak identified in 2012 had a fatality rate of around 35%.
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The National Park Service says the crews worked long hours in harsh and dangerous conditions, but there wasn't a single fatality on the project.
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The death marks the third U.S. fatality linked to EEE reported this year, and the second such case documented in less than a week.
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" The quality control unit reviewed the case "and determined that that Asprin therapy may have caused harm that could have resulted in a fatality.
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MQMU performed an analysis of the case and determined that that Asprin therapy may have caused harm that could have resulted in a fatality.
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Baltimore has the highest opioid fatality rate of any city in the country, twice that of West Virginia, which is the worst-affected state.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) analyzed fatality data from 2016 and found that among civilians, nine industries are significantly more dangerous than others.
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Between 2010 and 13003 there were 3,248 cases worldwide, leading to 584 deaths - a fatality rate of 18%, according to the World Health Organization.
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He was the first driver fatality at a Formula One race weekend since Ayrton Senna and Roland Ratzenberger were killed at Imola in 1994.
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The rising fatality figure attested to the declining seaworthiness of the boats provided by traffickers and to changes in their tactics, Mr. Spindler said.
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The attack on Sunday was the first fatality in Esperance since 2017, although there have been fatal attacks elsewhere in the country since then.
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The episode, which has raised concerns about the safety of similar engines, was the first fatality on a U.S. commercial passenger airline since 2009.
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Though road traffic is the fifth leading cause of death in the world, a computer, not human error, causing the fatality seems somehow worse.
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He said Tesla's record of a fatality every 320 million miles compared with last year's national average of 86 million miles, per safety regulators.
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The fatality was not mentioned by Trump in his live remarks, but he later tweeted condolences and offered "best regards" to those who were injured.
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And surviving it is unlikely — of the 143 known cases total, between 1962 and 2017, just 4 people have survived, a 97 percent fatality rate.
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The Sand Fire, in the Santa Clarita area northwest of Los Angeles, has burned more than 41,000 acres, destroyed 18 houses, and caused one fatality.
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His death was the first fatality of a U.S. service member in Africa since four soldiers were killed in an ambush in Niger in October.
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After a double fatality back in 2014, law enforcement used data collected from both vehicles to impose a harsher prison sentence on Victor Lamont Mobley.
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The company was obligated to disclose the fatality to regulators during its third quarter but notified them earlier, on May 16, as it was investigating.
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France's health minister confirmed on Saturday that a Chinese tourist died of the virus in France, marking the first fatality from the virus in Europe.
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Hong Kong reported its first coronavirus death on Tuesday, the second fatality outside mainland China from a fast-spreading outbreak that has killed 427 people.
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An earlier accident on the same boat Organizers said her death was the second fatality in the nearly 20 years the race has been run.
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HONG KONG, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Hong Kong reported its first coronavirus death, local news broadcaster TVB said on Tuesday, the second fatality outside mainland China.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An English tourist died on Friday while scuba diving at Australia's Great Barrier Reef, according to police, the third fatality there this week.
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Production on season 8 was shut down for several days after the fatality, with the cast returning to work at the beginning of this week.
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