> Only around ~6k did not have other comorbidities. I thought the figure was 6% had no comorbidity, which would be ~12K people. One figure I'd like to see is

> Only around ~6k did not have other comorbidities. I thought the figure was 6% had no comorbidity, which would be ~12K people. One figure I'd like to see is what percentage of people don't have some comorbidity. I mean, 1/3 of the US population is obsese and another 1/3 are overweight. 10% or so of us are diabetics. 20% or whatever smoke. I suspect it is rather high, which would mean your 6% statistic isn't as indicative as you might think.