[papineau]

"This virus most readily infects and is most lethal to Asians. Hence it is not likely that there will be a general outbreak in the United States but disease can be expected where there are concentrations of Asians."

Interesting - I don't want to sound bigoted but I was wondering how many deaths involved non-ethnic Asians vs. Asians (i.e. whites,blacks vs. east Asians). I can't find a breakdown anywhere.

[caww]

.....”How many deaths involved non-ethnic Asians vs. Asians (i.e. whites,blacks vs. east Asians). I can’t find a breakdown anywhere”.....

I’ve sought the same with zip zero results....I suspect they’re not saying because it would apppear as racial profiling.

I also tend to think the one case in CA. they can’t tie to anyone she was in contact with is likely because she does not want that person or persons known.

[allendale]

It is a basic sound scientific necessity to study population genetics when evaluating any pathogen and its pattern of spread. However today it is politically incorrect to consider racial differences in almost any situation. Also considering genetic differences and susceptibilities in population groups runs diametrically opposed to the current WHO globalist narrative. Even scientists and physicians fear being labeled “racists” by doing basic science and reporting facts. However ultimately the facts are what they are even if they are not palatable to some. The fact is that Asians are far more likely to become infected and have a higher mortality rate from COVID-19 than Caucasians and Africans.