widget1321

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   by widget1321 5y ago

   10 years earlier than they would have been expected to die without catching COVID. From anything, not just the flu. All-cause mortality includes flu deaths, yes, if that's what you're asking?
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   by widget1321 5y ago

   In any of the places I've lived, I've never been to a doctor with suspected flu and not been given a flu test of some sort. Sure, I've gone in with something and been told "this is almost definitely not the flu so we wo
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   by widget1321 5y ago

   I can't speak for everywhere, but I know that from what I'm told here (was actually talking about the lack of flu with some nurses who worked in local clinics and hospitals in the area), those who had covid-like symptoms were usua
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   by widget1321 7y ago

   The "easier to skip" is why it likely won't happen. Easier to skip ads mean you get less money for the same ads.
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   by widget1321 8y ago

   I'm not sure where the 50% came from off the top of my head, but I think the 73% is wrong (should be 63%). My math: If there is a 1% chance of something happening in a given sample, there is a 99% chance of it not happening. So, for a