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Even if only white people are able to improve their outcomes, isn't that still a lot of people that would benefit? It seems like you're being a bit too negative
by jeffdavis 6y ago
Even if only white people are able to improve their outcomes, isn't that still a lot of people that would benefit? It seems like you're being a bit too negative here. It might be enough to slow the virus, which helps everyone.
And maybe the supplements are easy enough to make... They can probably be ramped up long before a vaccine comes along.
- lonelappde 6y agoNo. Avoiding a stroke spreads virus more than having a stroke and dying.
- jeffdavis 6y agoI'm confused. If vitamin D imoroves covid outcomes, and supplements run short, shouldn't we be happy that vitamin D is naturally accessible to many people? It's harder to obtain naturally for blacks living in Seattle than whites living in Arizona. But it's still a good thing if it reduces covid deaths, right? And may slow the spread, therefor benefitting everyone?