More than half of all coronavirus cases in the world are already healthy

The number of cases of coronavirus COVID-19 in the world is growing, but so is the number of recovering from this disease.

56% of all patients are now healthy.

The Johns Hopkins University Interactive Counter reports that 111,363 cases of COVID-19 coronavirus have been reported worldwide since December 2019 to March 9, 2020.

Of this number, 62,375 people have been successfully cured of this disease, or 56% of all cases in the world. The share of recoveries is growing, only 54% recovered on March 4.

Most survivors of the COVID-19 virus are in China, where the epidemic began first. In Iran, where the health care system is not effective and the outbreak has occurred recently, cured 33% of cases.

Dynamics of patients and recoverers from COVID-19 in the world as of March 9, 2020

Dark yellow - recorded cases of COVID-19 in China
Light yellow - recorded cases of COVID-19 outside China
Green: Total number of people recovering in the world

“Practice shows that people who do not have serious pathologies, and who are not in old age, almost always recover from COVID-19,” says Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergic and Infectious Diseases.

Source: atorus