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Ballpark yes, but that's likely a huge overestimate, as even normalized to age, its people with co-morbidities that have the lion's share of deaths.
by klmadfejno 5y ago
Ballpark yes, but that's likely a huge overestimate, as even normalized to age, its people with co-morbidities that have the lion's share of deaths.
- falcor84 5y agoYeah, you can of course keep approximating it. The next adjustment would then probably be to use something like quality-adjusted-life-years (QALY) based on the persons co-morbidity, and then (if you want to) your could also take it the other way and reduce QALY for survivors with long-covid.