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Posted On: 03/21/2020 8:51:52 AM
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The death rate question.
In looking at the death rate of different countries I see that Germany has 0.26% (24 deaths) in spite of having more han 10000 cases reported.
Obviously these numbers depend on several factors such as hospital availability, average age of population, medical facilities and number of tests carried out (the more the lower the rate as the asymptomatic or mild or moderately symptomatic cases are reported).
However, they have been hit hard, are widely testing yet very little deaths are reported.
What are they doing differently ??? Some where suggesting that beer consumption has to do with it (seriously). I don't subscribe to this but still have not been able to come with a good answer.
In looking at the death rate of different countries I see that Germany has 0.26% (24 deaths) in spite of having more han 10000 cases reported.
Obviously these numbers depend on several factors such as hospital availability, average age of population, medical facilities and number of tests carried out (the more the lower the rate as the asymptomatic or mild or moderately symptomatic cases are reported).
However, they have been hit hard, are widely testing yet very little deaths are reported.
What are they doing differently ??? Some where suggesting that beer consumption has to do with it (seriously). I don't subscribe to this but still have not been able to come with a good answer.
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