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Originally Posted by sebastian_dangerfield
“Of all fatal cases in New York state, two-thirds were in patients over 70 years of age; more than 95 percent were over 50 years of age; and about 90 percent of all fatal cases had an underlying illness. Of 6,570 confirmed COVID-19 deaths fully investigated for underlying conditions to date, 6,520, or 99.2 percent, had an underlying illness. If you do not already have an underlying chronic condition, your chances of dying are small, regardless of age. And young adults and children in normal health have almost no risk of any serious illness from COVID-19.”
Refute. (Not with the silly 10X bullshit. I’d prefer to have a sane conversation.)
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You answer me first, Sparky.
And 10x is the high end, from one particular Gothamist/WNYC story, so try
this, which says it has been 4x the number of normal deaths in New York City.
If people die because they had heart attacks and didn't want to go to the hospital for fear of catching Covid-19, they are still dead. If they had an underlying illness, they are still dead. If they are older, they are still dead.
eta:
More problems with the Stanford/Santa Clara study. Maybe I'm just paying more attention than you because I live here?
