Michael Nevels, Yuzhou Zhang, Hilary Bambrick, Shilu Tong, Stephen B Lambert, Wenbiao Hu
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Rapid shortening of survival duration in early fatal cases of COVID-19, Wuhan, China.
Severe COVID-19 cases place immediate pressure on hospital resources. To assess this, we analysed survival duration in the first 39 fatal cases in Wuhan, China. Time from onset and hospitalization to death declined rapidly, from ~40 to 7 days, and ~25 to 4 days, respectively, in the outbreak's first month.