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And for the flu it is about ~40 in 100,000 also: https://www.cdc.gov/flu/highrisk/disparities-racial-ethnic-minority-groups.html https://www.cdc.gov/flu/highris

• asah 5y ago
  Y'all are assuming these variants follow the same statistics. It's too soon to know and they don't have to. Indeed, the latest reports are that most hospitalizations are coming from young people, which I'm hoping is due to lack of vaccination and not some new characteristic of these variant (s). Sorry if this sounds like fear-mongering, it's just caution.
  • votepaunchy 5y ago
    You are assuming that the 2021 flu variants are anything like what we have seen before. And influenza mutates much more readily that Sars-cov-2. We just don’t know.