> Especially for mortality rates where the US is currently doing better than most large developed countries That's to be expected, because deaths lag behind in

> Especially for mortality rates where the US is currently doing better than most large developed countries That's to be expected, because deaths lag behind infections by a week or two. [1] and we know the US was a couple of weeks behind Italy and Spain in their infections blowing up. We'll have to wait until a couple of weeks after peak infections before we can see the true mortality rate in any given region/country. [1] https://miro.medium.com/max/9350/1*r-ddYhoUtP_se6x-NOEinA.png https://miro.medium.com/max/9350/1*r-ddYhoUtP_se6x-NOEinA.pn...