U.S. population: 328,000,000 France/Germany/Italy/U.K./Spain population: 324,000,000 Coronavirus cases: -U.S.: 1,010,507 -F/G/I/UK/S: 910,585 Coronavirus deaths: -U.S.: 56,803 -F/G/I/UK/S: 101,009 Source: Johns Hopkins University & Medicine Coronavirus Resource Center
For context on this, Spanish healthcare is nowhere near first world. Italy not really, either. This is like lumping US in with Mexico for poverty per capita stats.
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I think the point of the stat is the superior health care in the US.
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For context you have no idea what you are taking about... btw... dont see UK anywhere close to the top... of course not USA which is the worst healthcare system in the world.pic.twitter.com/pq9Ei71Nax
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Early 'models' regarding hospitalization rate and mortality were based on numbers from China and Europe. It's possible that the mortality is so low in the US is the medical expertise and learned treatments, despite low supplies & tests at the beginning of the outbreak.
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I'll raise you Mississippi...
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But it does give context to the people screaming that we've done terribly compared to other countries. That we have more deaths than any country. These numbers, although from poorer health care areas, show we've done pretty good in comparison.
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Northern Italy > Southern Italy for healthcare.
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Still Italy
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