Wrong denominator. Use the entire population in that age group. That will give you your odds of dying from covid in a given year.
And if you're in great shape, use the military numbers: 1.6 million members of the US military with exactly ONE death in that cohort over the past year.
Wrong denominator. Use the entire population in that age group. That will give you your odds of dying from covid in a given year.
And if you're in great shape, use the military numbers: 1.6 million members of the US military with exactly ONE death in that cohort over the past year.
What about the millions who got Covid and were never tested because they had no symptoms? That’ll put the survivability rate much, much higher.
source: https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#demographics
I wonder which age groups have a lower survivability for the vaccine than the virus.
I wonder what the typical flu death rates are compared to those..... I'd bet it's within a couple percentage points
Flu deaths are historically at a 99.9% survivability rate for the general population. Obviously the older you get the lower those rates
So pretty much the same. Seems like we just had a flu season with a media spotlight to make it seem like it was something.
Is this counting deaths with covid?
They need more columns, with the big list of the other medical problems many of them had?
Died with, or dead of.
If you are under 65, the "vaccine" is more likely to kill you than the China Virus is?