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In response to "The wide range of mortality rates in countries with significant numbers is CRAZY from Korea at a very high 1% to Italy’s INSANE 8,7%. Fuck -- nm" by JackDawson

Age curve, or health infrastructure, or something else? -- (edited)

Posted by znufrii Mar 17 '20, 19:54

Will be interesting, for sure, to find out what the drivers of those disparities are, when all is said and done.

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Italy they say was because the sheer numbers of elderly...but also it broke wild n out of control and they were flooded with intensive care victims - zeitgeist Mar 17, 20:16 2
- Italy have a small fraction of the per capita hospital beds South Korea has (and unfortunately we have a fraction of Italy's number). - con_carne Mar 17, 20:30 1
  - jeez, I hope it works, new York now has 160 hospitalized, 68 in ICU...here's a story about how they have to lie to dying patients in Italy -- (link) - zeitgeist Mar 17, 20:33

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