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these death rates come from published research if anything the death rates over across all age groups are even lower - this is a very common observation as init
by glofish 7y ago
these death rates come from published research if anything the death rates over across all age groups are even lower - this is a very common observation as initially most non-symptomatic are missed.
there is a very strong age dependence with this disease, and probably many other risk factors - predisposition to pneumonia etc.
- pesfandiar 7y agoIf I understand correctly, research about the death rate is based on people who were tested positive (any source that's based on the general population?). This, depending on the region, could mean people with severe symptoms or non-randomly-selected test takers only. This adds much uncertainty to the estimated overall infection numbers.