I may have missed the info, but are they still giving the ages of those who have died? Italy had so many elderly folks passing away (who had other health issues also).
So, I’m wondering if the same thing is happening in the U.S. Are the ages and any underlying conditions being displayed alongside the daily deaths?
And, before anyone jumps on me saying why should it matter, seniors are people too! Yes, I agree, because I’m a senior also. So, I can ask it. :)
Some states are - mine does (GA). If you click on the state update you’re interested in, it will tell you. Or I can try find it for you if you want to PM me.
https://dph.georgia.gov/covid-19-daily-status-report
That data is available at most state sites.
Links to all state sites are available here:
But—a word of warning to anyone who thinks they are safe because they are young:
https://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/newborn-in-connecticut-dies-of-coronavirus/2248709/
What appears to be happening is that CCP-19 kicks what ever else you have wrong with you into high gear.
Older people have more health issues.
But when CCP-19 itself kills you, it presents as pneumonia (which is a set of symptoms that may be caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi or other things, not a specific disease) and it’s very nasty.
Many contagious diseases behave this way, advancing your other health issues by weakening your immune system. HIV, Flu, even the common cold. It’s not new. But some people use the claim of underlying conditions to muddy the waters so as to advance their personal or political agendas.