ANALYSIS: Why have there been so many# coronavirus deaths in Italy? -I'm not sure it's age, even if we skip median age, and only look at >60yo. Other countries have simlar % but have not suffered as much as Italy. Is it comorbidities?https://www.thelocal.it/20200305/analysis-why-have-there-been-so-many-coronavirus-deaths-in-italy …
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53% of mortality is from those more than 80 years old. ~13% mortality rate for those more than age 80 is on par with most crude CFR estimates. No mystery, It's age, age, age.https://twitter.com/LuizAlves_ID/status/1237334212849684480?s=19 …
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Yeah....like the infographics shows
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I found this visualization helpful in understanding the demography.https://twitter.com/AndrewNoymer/status/1237477215937236993?s=19 …
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or even the effects of taking certain prescribed medications may outweigh other factors like smoking/alcohol, though i doubt any scientist will have the balls to study nosocomial factors, as it is way easier to blame smoking and drinking.
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