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That sounds odd way for people to behave. Perhaps there is something else going on in Statisticsville that wasn't mentioned? Maybe, even though only 2 people
by rstuart4133 5y ago
That sounds odd way for people to behave. Perhaps there is something else going on in Statisticsville that wasn't mentioned?
Maybe, even though only 2 people died, another 8 got admitted to hospital with a serious life threatening disease. Of the 6 that were discharged, 2 suffered continuous relapses requiring multiple readmissions and major life style changes (like stopping work).
Or perhaps there was something significant about the extra 2 that died. Maybe, rather being in retirement, they were in their 30's, shouldering the peak of adult responsibilities like child raising?
- rstuart4133 5y agoReplying to myself, from https://theconversation.com/s-165250 https://theconversation.com/s-165250 : > For younger people who are unwell enough to be hospitalised with COVID-19, the outcomes can be quite serious. A large study from the United Kingdom showed 27% of 19 to 29-year-olds admitted to hospital suffered some form of organ damage to the liver, lungs or kidneys