Also interesting to me, a large proportion of these survivors were middle aged. Median age was 62.
h/t @EricTopolpic.twitter.com/TmM27iDESO
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New Mich. hospital data: Of people admitted with COVID, 70% were alive and home 60 days later. Of those who'd been working, 40% either lost their job or were still too sick to work. It's not just the deaths; it's the health and economic damage. https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M20-5661 …pic.twitter.com/8EbHktTxRX
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#PresidentElectBiden's task force. I'm a big fan since your book "Being Mortal" which has helped my Dad (97, still here) through various crises. Thank you! - End of conversation
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Demonstrates, so clearly, why stimulus payments should go directly to the people and only to the people. Not via businesses or other employers.
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Meh. One reason those folks lost their jobs was because small businesses closed. We need a stimulus bill that has rigorous monitoring for business grants...but we still need some business/industry grants.
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Which suggests 30% weren’t well after 60 days. Not like the flu at all
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That's f*king nuts... 30% of admitted patients don't survive.
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Isn't that the same for a lot of high-impact medical conditions/procedures?
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Like which? Heart attack? Stroke? Cancer? None of those are contagious. HCW's are not placed at risk
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