[Lod881019]

I’d add an eleventh The effects of Vitamin D deficiencies play in the severity of the symptoms there’s enough research now that suggests this is a big factor

[Kazan]

John Ziegler? This Never Trump creep still has a job writing for conservative websites? Disgraceful.

[NEMDF]

One question I have had for a few months now:

Do they have any data on whether those who do well or do poorly with Covid-19 were breastfed as infants?

I am very curious as to whether that seems to be a factor in people having severe or mild cases.

[upchuck]

Why do masks not seem to positively impact the data?:

Interesting articles regarding this:

These 12 Graphs Show Mask Mandates Do Nothing To Stop COVID

CDC Admits: No Conclusive Evidence Cloth Masks Work Against COVID

[daniel1212]

In fact, when you Google "what is the average age of COVID death in the United States?" the website which can immediately answer even the most mundane question suspiciously has no reply. Instead, it highlights a link for the CDC where, at best, you can surmise that the "median" age of death is 79-80.

However, the 3rd results I get is

www.pnas.org › content Aug 20, 2020 — About 70% of all US COVID-19 deaths are to age 70 y or above, somewhat above the 64% for normal mortality.

The 4th result from Bing is an old one from breitbart:

Average Age of Those Who Have Died from COVID-19 in US 75 https://www.breitbart.com/health/2020/05/06/cdc... 6 May 2020 1,769. 6:08. The average age of Americans who died from COVID-19 between February 1 and May 2 is 75,