Less than 1% because the vast majority never develop pneumonia or any Other symptoms that can be life threatening, unless they have underlying health conditions. That’s why almost all of the deaths in Italy, 99% of them, were people who had 1 or more preexisting health conditions
This guy died of it recently http://www.leparisien.fr/resizer/C43OeHH9pE-9wU3dF__uxi55ozE=/932x582/arc-anglerfish-eu-central-1-prod-leparisien.s3.amazonaws.com/public/D652I62PYHPTDJDKK6SRDQQS2Q.jpg
Security chief in a super market, 45 yo
I know a lot of people in a much worse condition than that, starting with all the smokers and obeses
Here a spanish cop of 37 yo without health issues
"Almost all death" it's 56%, 80 yo and above
35.something % were between 70 and 80
If you're smoker around 40 you're quite fuck I think, without medical care
Do you know what those medical cares look like?
Also why the elderly population is hit hardest
Maybe because the more you're old the more vulnerable you are to... Anything?
Also, maybe we're discovering just now how bad this virus is
>While coronavirus deaths have primarily been in those above 50-years-old, the disease has also been sending younger people to the ICU in larger than expected numbers - and in some cases, claiming younger victims. In France, doctors have reported that 50% of ICU patients are under 60-years-old, while in the Netherlands, half are under 50.Nearly 50% of critically ill coronavirus patients in Brazil are under 60
https://www.zerohedge.com/health/25-year-old-california-man-no-underlying-conditions-dies-covid-19
"Maybe"
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