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I hate too the testing policy in Japan. But this policy alone cannot explain a supposed anomaly in the count of "requiring hospitalization" covid patients. Tha
by henearkr 6y ago
I hate too the testing policy in Japan.
But this policy alone cannot explain a supposed anomaly in the count of "requiring hospitalization" covid patients. That's because I assume that the persons with covid with a health state that requires hospitalization will always be tested.
What do you think would be a plausible bias? Maybe less aggravating factors among infected Japanese people?
- bamboozled 6y agoI do think it's likely that mostly younger people make up the majority of new cases, that's probably a large part of it. Then many young people seem to wear masks in public (at work etc) so they just don't easily spread it to elderly? Who knows...