71,000 cases brings (for that one day of new cases) a minimum of 1775 deaths within around a month or so at the lower 2.5% rate which is somewhat of a normal statistic IF hospitals are not too overwhelmed in some areas of the country or at a 5% rate which would be if hospitals are overwhelmed in some areas is double that or 3550 deaths within around a month or two from yesterday's cases.
If this case load per day is sustained that would mean 53,250 deaths per month at a 30 day rate of this caseload or twice that or 106,500 per month at the higher 5% rate of deaths.
Sustained at the higher case load of deaths as you can see would be 600,000 more deaths than we have now over the next 6 months time that are tested.
However, since 2/3 of the people never go to a doctor or are tested before they die you have to multiply this by 3 to get an approximate real figure for the U.S. or Europe.
They are somewhat the same simply because their standards of living and diet are somewhat the same as well as economically being similar in many respects.
One of the many reasons many more people die here than in Europe is that universal Health care is a given in most European Countries. We die more here in the U.S. because most people don't have health care and so cannot go the hospital to die so they die at home or in the streets of America more without ever having been tested for coronavirus likely even once.
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