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(07-06-2020 11:12 AM)Cataclysmo Wrote:  

(07-06-2020 10:33 AM)converrl Wrote:  Even with the uptick in mortality, after the numbers get adjusted, this will be on par with the flu.

Either go for it or go home.

Covid deaths are already AT LEAST double what last year's entire flu season deaths were (~24k-62k).

When you say "after the numbers get adjusted" you're just arbitrarily deciding to suppress the death toll to whatever you deem appropriate.

I'm guessing when it comes to the flu, however, youd be happy to go with the high end estimate of 60k for all of 2019.

Which would still be half of what coronavirus has done in 3 months.



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Since Health Insurance is footing the bill for covid hospitalizations and deaths, those numbers are being artificially inflated. They also make no distinction between dying "from" covid and dying "with" covid..this further padding the numbers...This comes to me from colleagues in the medical field...doctors and nurses.

The mortality rate continues to drop close to flu levels.