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Old 20-01-2022, 06:56 PM #11
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The number that didn't have comorbidities is low-ish around 15-20,000 I think. It is worth noting however that if someone is over 70, it's VERY likely that they have at least one comorbidity, and comorbidities are not necessarily "the scary stuff" like heart disease or cancer. Extremely common, mangeable ailments in the over-70's like type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure (or low blood pressure) etc. are classed as comorbidities.
and that most did not die that got covid above 70 and 80

co-morbs or not

not sure of the percentage but it must be in the 90s?
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