Yes. The biggest factors are age, existing lung issues, obesity, etc.
They took advantage of the situation when it hit Italy. The media didn't want to admit that Italy hasn't the second oldest population (after Japan), that the area had polluted air causing lung issues and that the people there had plenty of additional factors that led to their deaths like obesity and other fun things.
Aren't 90% of Covid deaths also joined by 1-2 other pre-existing conditions?
Yes. The biggest factors are age, existing lung issues, obesity, etc.
They took advantage of the situation when it hit Italy. The media didn't want to admit that Italy hasn't the second oldest population (after Japan), that the area had polluted air causing lung issues and that the people there had plenty of additional factors that led to their deaths like obesity and other fun things.
28% of the population over age 65. Of course more deaths
And Italians smoke substantially more than Americans.
Per capita cigarette consumption in Italy 1493 v 1016 in USA.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_cigarette_consumption_per_capita#2016_rankings
80+, obesity, diabetes, and preexisting lung conditions. Most of those who died had at least 2 of these.