Or are externalities of resources being shifted to coronavirus response.
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Yeah, what Mike said in, in better technical terms than I used. :D
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That’s from the 21st. They’ve been reporting much more accurate figures since then. Hence the spike in death toll.
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the problem I see is how many deaths are being caused not by covid but b/c resources being consumed by it, affecting others.
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Probably hard to normalize for the effect of also making everyone in the world stay inside which is likely a much lower mortality rate than...not staying inside
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Or maybe how many from seasonal flu might be mistaken for Covid19.
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And pnuemonia. Mis-categorized cause of death is where the true Coronavirus numbers are hiding.
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This is the closest thing I've found, there's not a ton of data yet:https://twitter.com/lymanstoneky/status/1243231729604837381 …
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Covid will also cause higher fatility rates in other areas due to staffing issues.
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