The first link in Comment #86. Scroll down to the first chart. The population sample number is on the header.
Re: It isn't zero.
Healthy adults under age 60 have the same mortality rate for Covid as they have for influenza - a small fraction of 1%.
If the CDC counted influenza deaths exactly the same way it counts Covid deaths, healthy adults under age 60 would have a higher mortality risk from influenza than from Covid.
Instead, the CDC counts 90% of influenza + pneumonia deaths as pneumonia deaths.
The CDC counts 100% of Covid + pneumonia deaths as Covid deaths.
I need to walk to Safeway before the sun goes down - I will respond to the rest of your comments when I get back.
But Covid has proven to be much more infectious.
If the CDC counted influenza deaths exactly the same way it counts Covid deaths, healthy adults under age 60 would have a higher mortality risk from influenza than from Covid.
Again, so what? If a vaccine reduces deaths by a large percentage it’s valuable.
I’m not going to argue over whether or not Covid is exaggerated as a problem - it’s a moot point.
I’m saying the vaccines are proven to reduce death and hospitalization and no one has shown evidence that they cause the same.