Researchers at Imperial College in London published findings in a study demonstrating up to 120,000 deaths may have already been averted in 11 countries, including the UK, Italy and Spain. Moreover, they add that the estimated proportion of people to have been infected with the virus may only be between 2 to 12% of the population.
Those findings arise from a new analysis to estimate the potential impact of interventions in 11 European countries to fight the coronavirus pandemic. Among others, school closures and national lockdowns are taken into account.
For further details, please see the official communication from the Imperial College.
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