Health Editor Susan Mitchell explains how Ireland differs from other countries in its reporting of deaths from Covid-19
Health Editor Susan Mitchell explains how differences in reporting methods for Covid-19 deaths mean global fatality tables don‘t necessarily paint an accurate picture of the coronavirus pandemic and how successfully different nations are handling the crisis. Susan and co-host Nadine O’Regan also discuss the relatively good state of testing in Ireland and the ongoing spread of misinformation.
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