So, I've been watching the data and Hubei is just such a mess and got badly blindsided on the front end, the data is not going to be very predictive for the rest of us. Obviously, with the caveats that we can't really trust the Chinese data, and even if we could, it probably wouldn't be accurately predictive of what we'll experience in the Western 1st world, it's looking better.
Right now, the death rate for completed cases in the 6 next largest infection rate (North of 900 cases) provinces, we have 34 deaths and 2820 recoveries. This is just shy of 1.2%. Not great but not as bad as it was. Also, children seem to be largely unaffected.
The elderly are getting hammered, though.
We have nowhere near enough data from outside China as yet to draw many conclusions.
Mark