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steve2470

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2. on this chart, the trend line goes from below 1.5% to over 1.5%

Reply to dweller (Reply #1)

Fri Nov 5, 2021, 03:16 PM

Nov 2021

I don't know the actual number of "COVID-19-attributable deaths" versus number of cases, etc. I guess one would have to look at all the data and put it into context.

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Perhaps not significant ? Fatality rate for COVID-19 in Florida is trending very slowly upwards [View all] steve2470 Nov 2021 OP

From what? 0 ? dweller Nov 2021 #1

on this chart, the trend line goes from below 1.5% to over 1.5% steve2470 Nov 2021 #2

ok I went to the site you mentioned steve2470 Nov 2021 #3

The Mayo Clinic site Dreampuff Nov 2021 #4