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by asadkn
1755 days ago
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Wouldn't it be better, then, at this point, to focus on hospitalization numbers rather than infections or deaths alone. As vaccines have been, reportedly, very good at preventing hospitalizations. It doesn't matter if there's 1 death, if hundreds are being hospitalized per day, overflowing the health care system. The problem isn't just mortality rate of covid-19 itself, it's also how hospitals are other treatments are affected. You better hope you don't get sick when the health care system is overloaded or at capacity. |
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