1930 = 15
+2,835 DEAD = 1.5%
thanks for the good news.
“+2,835 DEAD”
Of which about 94% have co-morbidities.
How many of those co-morbidities are iatrogenic, or a result of a lifetime of poor diet?
The CDC (Dec. 11) provides a figure of 91 Million Estimated Total Infections (Coronavirus Disease 2019 (https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-updates/burden.html)
at which time there were about 300,000 Covid-assigned deaths, which it seems would figure to be 0.33. Is that correct?
Meanwhile although Covid deaths may be under reported somewhat, presuming under reported Covid deaths are greater than deaths that are assigned to Covid but were really due to another comorbidity, yet since the number of infections are far more under counted (with testing not being comprehensive, and the vast majority being asymptomatic or with mild symptoms and thus less likely to be tested over the whole pandemic course than the most sickly), then that would make for a lower IFR.