Also does everybody remember when these guys told us they were overcounting covid deaths for months, and then that huge scandal came out about how they massively undercounted covid deaths in New York? Yeah that was crazy.
State admit Covid deaths greatly overstated
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flyingfrog wrote:
They should not count anyone with underlying medical conditions as covid deaths. Only 6% had covid listed as their only cause of death.
The CDC reports that comorbidity is more than one disease or condition that is present in the same person at the same time. These conditions are often chronic or long-term diseases, which are also called comorbid conditions, multimorbidity, multiple chronic conditions, or coexisting conditions
So, a person who has terminal cancer who dies in a car accident did not die in a car accident? Cause of death: Cancer? You cannot be serious.
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flyingfrog wrote:
They should not count anyone with underlying medical conditions as covid deaths. Only 6% had covid listed as their only cause of death.
The CDC reports that comorbidity is more than one disease or condition that is present in the same person at the same time. These conditions are often chronic or long-term diseases, which are also called comorbid conditions, multimorbidity, multiple chronic conditions, or coexisting conditions
So, a person who has terminal cancer who dies in a car accident did not die in a car accident? Cause of death: Cancer? You cannot be serious.
When a person with Aids succumbs to pneumonia and dies, what is the cause of death? Aids, pneumonia "Aids related..."?
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State admit Carmine9 reasoning skills greatly overstated
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Fri, March 18, 2022, 4:40 PM
(Reuters) - The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported 966,575 deaths from COVID-19 on Friday after it corrected the data earlier this week, which reduced the death tallies in all age-groups, including children.
The health agency, in a statement to Reuters, said it made adjustments to its COVID Data Tracker's mortality data on March 14 because its algorithm was accidentally counting deaths that were not COVID-19-related.
The adjustment resulted in removal of 72,277 deaths previously reported across 26 states, including 416 pediatric deaths, CDC said.
The reduction cut the CDC's estimate of deaths in children by 24% to 1,341 as of March 18.
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