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What are the average mortality rates for those age groups from before this latest virus? What's the absolute increase in risk over the course of a year? I'd b
by tracker1 7y ago
What are the average mortality rates for those age groups from before this latest virus? What's the absolute increase in risk over the course of a year? I'd be surprised if it wasn't close to those numbers anyway.
- dogcomplex 7y ago(Can just give you the snippet facts I remember:) It spikes to about a 5x yearly mortality multiplier for those between 50-60, diminishing a bit as you near 80+ (since their natural mortality rate was already high - about 12%(?)). 20-30 year olds have about a 2x multiplier. You're twice as likely to die this year if you get coronavirus. Think it comes out to like - 80+ people are 25-30% likely to die that year total.