It's interesting, but any reason why the age limit is 89? And when I adjust for co-morbidities (presumably adding them) my chance of hospitalisation and/or death actually decreases?
>And when I adjust for co-morbidities (presumably adding them)
It asks if you have any pre-existing health conditions. If you state no for this, presumably it means no co-morbidities, so your risk of death is lower than the average.
There does not seem to be enough reliable data for the higher age brackets. That should happen if you have no pre-existing conditions - then the adjustment decreases the probabilities.
It asks if you have any pre-existing health conditions. If you state no for this, presumably it means no co-morbidities, so your risk of death is lower than the average.