Dona Ferentes
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Every few days the Financial Times adds a new graphics series to provide a different perspective on rates of spread, deaths, etc..There is another site that also pulls together the information.
https://ourworldindata.org/coronavirus
Only info I've seen regarding underlying conditions is this from New York.Genuine question:
Has anyone read any report about correlation between mortality rate from covid-19 and smoking?
Australian death rate so far is relatively low vs China, Spain, Italy and France/Belgium.
France not counting aged care deaths, it is not a matter of age.
So what: temperature?
Or maybe the smoking rate in the currently contaminated group is actually low in Australia?
Anyone?
Genuine question:
Has anyone read any report about correlation between mortality rate from covid-19 and smoking?
Australian death rate so far is relatively low vs China, Spain, Italy and France/Belgium.
France not counting aged care deaths, it is not a matter of age.
So what: temperature?
Or maybe the smoking rate in the currently contaminated group is actually low in Australia?
Anyone?
as noted , the death figures from France do not include age care residentsAlthough age is a big factor, early reports from Wuhan showed a huge difference in the death rate between elderly men and elderly women, the former being much higher. This was attributed to the fact that very many elderly men smoked whereas elderly women rarely smoked.
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