Pub19 on April 5th, 2020 at 12:39 UTC »
Hey. Great job!
Next time I’d title the post better, so people don’t trash talk about.
Thanks for making something relevant!
JNJABA on April 5th, 2020 at 13:35 UTC »
Sometimes being color blind sucks
kchoze on April 5th, 2020 at 15:55 UTC »
Diabetes and obesity are co-morbidities to the coronavirus. That would suggest that the "young" population of America will be more at risk of dying from it if they catch it than that of South Korea.
Obesity rate:
US 36%
Italy 20%
South Korea 5%
Wait... I hadn't noticed until now.
The fatality rate in the US for 30-39 year-olds is 7 times South Korea's, and Italy's is 4 times South Korea's.
The obesity rate in the US is 7,2 times South Korea's (36 to 5), and that of Italy is 4 times South Korea's (20 to 5).
That is a very weird correlation.
![image showing [OC] Coronavirus death rate by age – USA vs. Italy vs. Korea [updated]](19ac76ab-bf26-5943-8098-cfc9adc9d8c1.jpg)
Pub19 on April 5th, 2020 at 12:39 UTC »
Hey. Great job!
Next time I’d title the post better, so people don’t trash talk about.
Thanks for making something relevant!
JNJABA on April 5th, 2020 at 13:35 UTC »
Sometimes being color blind sucks
kchoze on April 5th, 2020 at 15:55 UTC »
Diabetes and obesity are co-morbidities to the coronavirus. That would suggest that the "young" population of America will be more at risk of dying from it if they catch it than that of South Korea.
Obesity rate:
US 36%
Italy 20%
South Korea 5%
Wait... I hadn't noticed until now.
The fatality rate in the US for 30-39 year-olds is 7 times South Korea's, and Italy's is 4 times South Korea's.
The obesity rate in the US is 7,2 times South Korea's (36 to 5), and that of Italy is 4 times South Korea's (20 to 5).
That is a very weird correlation.