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It's pretty difficult to prove covid was not a contributing factor to a person's death. So unless there's clear evidence it wasn't, it should be listed as a co
by mywittyname 6y ago
It's pretty difficult to prove covid was not a contributing factor to a person's death. So unless there's clear evidence it wasn't, it should be listed as a contributing factor.
This isn't really any different than when a person dies some immediate event while also suffering from an underlying illness. If a leukemia patent suffers a an aneurysm, one would expect leukemia to be present on their death certificate.
- betwixthewires 6y ago"It is pretty difficult to prove god does not exist, so unless there's clear evidence he doesn't, it should be assumed he does." The answer is the opposite, actually: if it is difficult to disprove any single contributor one way or another it should not be listed as a contributing factor.