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There's a greater risk in Asians? Japan has had 20k deaths or 1 in 60k, vs USA which is currently at 1 in 1200 People always make up random excuses like "Japa
by gfxgirl 6y ago
There's a greater risk in Asians? Japan has had 20k deaths or 1 in 60k, vs USA which is currently at 1 in 1200
People always make up random excuses like
"Japan locked down more" No they didn't. In fact they've been practically unlocked since June.
"Japan doesn't test as much" That wouldn't hide a raise in the death rate overall.
"Japanese people wear masks" Restaurants, coffeeshops, and bars are full (yes, they are) and those people are not wearing masks. They do wear them elsewhere (trains, busses, stores, outside...)
In any case, that Asians are of "Greater Risk of severe COVID-19" doesn't seem to fit the facts at least in Japan.
- peteretep 6y ago> There's a greater risk in Asians “Asian” in the UK generally means South Asian. Either way you are arguing with the data collected in a study by stating a series of observations about a different country.