I imagine that 2-5% of people over 70 die each year from other natural causes, if not much more. I’m not justifying anything, but I feel the death rates need to be understood in this context.
What's with the focus of people over 70? If you catch this and are in your 50s or 60s, you have a decently high chance of dying.
Hell, the young and healthy can go skydiving 100 times and have less chance of dying vs coronavirus.
Nevermind the not dying part. Over 50% of ICU spots in France and the Netherlands for coronavirus are taken up by people under 60. Pneumonia this severe can cause permanent lung damage.
Hell, the young and healthy can go skydiving 100 times and have less chance of dying vs coronavirus.
Nevermind the not dying part. Over 50% of ICU spots in France and the Netherlands for coronavirus are taken up by people under 60. Pneumonia this severe can cause permanent lung damage.