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DrHenley said:
Here is why I think "recovered patients" are dying.
During the initial stages, your immune system is learning about the virus and gearing up to fight it. Then the virus goes dark for a few days and there are no symptoms, but it is covertly replicating in the ACE2 receptors in your lungs until your immune system recognizes it. And then your immune system unloads everything it's got on it, destroying the ACE2 receptors in the attempt to fight the virus.
That is catastrophic because the ACE2 receptors serve a vital role in maintaining blood pressure (at this point patients begin to experience dangerously high blood pressure spikes)
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Here is an actual expert (I just play on on the Interwebs, LOL) saying basically the same thing:
“Once you have the infection, it could remain dormant with minimal symptoms,” New York University microbiology and pathology professor Philip Tierno Jr. told Reuters. “And then you can get an exacerbation if it finds its way into the lungs.”
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https://thehill.com/policy/healthca...-testing-positive-again-after-recovery-report
 
COVID-19 Mortality Rates for selected countries/states as of 9 Apr 2020
Mortality as defined by deaths/confirmed cases

Country/State..Mortality..Testing Rate(tests per 1 million population)
Italy ........ 12.7% .... 14,114
UK ........... 11.7% ..... 4,155
Netherlands .. 11.0% ..... 5,926
Belgium ...... 10.1% ..... 7,269
Spain ........ 10.0% ..... 7,593
France ........ 9.6% ..... 3,436
Sweden ........ 8.7% ..... 5,416
Indonesia ..... 8.5% ........ 52

USA............ 3.5% ..... 6,336
Kentucky ...... 5.4% ..... 4,866
Oklahoma ...... 4.8% ..... 3,393
Michigan ...... 4.7% ..... 5,193
Washington .... 4.6% .... 12,582
New York ...... 4.4% .... 19,958
Indiana ....... 3.9% ..... 4,841
Louisiana ..... 3.8% .... 18,638
Vermont ....... 3.7% .... 13,090
Wisconsin ..... 3.7% ..... 5,689
Ohio .......... 3.7% ..... 4,582
Georgia ....... 3.6% ..... 3,990
 
COVID-19 Mortality Rates for selected countries/states as of 10 Apr 2020
Mortality as defined by deaths/confirmed cases

Country/State..Mortality..Testing Rate(tests per 1 million population)
Italy ........ 12.7% .... 14,114
UK ........... 12.3% ..... 4,392
Belgium ...... 11.3% ..... 7,269
Netherlands .. 10.9% ..... 5,926
France ....... 10.4% ..... 5,114
Spain ........ 10.1% ..... 7,593
Sweden ........ 9.0% ..... 5,416
Indonesia ..... 8.7% ........ 65
Taiwan ........ 1.8% ..... 1,843

USA............ 3.6% ..... 7,181
Kentucky ...... 5.4% ..... 5,218
Michigan ...... 5.0% ..... 6,972
Oklahoma ...... 4.8% ..... 5,678
Washington .... 4.7% .... 12,749
New York ...... 4.4% .... 19,958
Indiana ....... 4.3% ..... 5,279
Ohio .......... 3.9% ..... 4,809
Louisiana ..... 3.8% .... 18,638
Wisconsin ..... 3.8% ..... 5,937
Georgia ....... 3.8% ..... 3,990
Vermont ....... 3.7% .... 13,090
 
COVID-19 Mortality Rates for selected countries/states as of 11 Apr 2020
Mortality as defined by deaths/confirmed cases

Country/State..Mortality..Testing Rate(tests per 1 million population)
Italy ........ 12.8% .... 14,999
UK ........... 12.1% ..... 4,667
Belgium ...... 11.3% ..... 7,269
Netherlands .. 10.9% ..... 5,926
France ....... 10.6% ..... 5,114
Spain ........ 10.2% ..... 7,593
Sweden ........ 9.0% ..... 5,416
Indonesia ..... 8.7% ........ 65
Taiwan ........ 1.6% ..... 1,843

USA............ 3.7% ..... 7,670
Michigan ...... 5.6% ..... 7,235
Kentucky ...... 5.3% ..... 5,470
Oklahoma ...... 4.9% ..... 5,709
Washington .... 4.7% .... 12,749
New York ...... 4.6% .... 21,301
Indiana ....... 4.3% ..... 5,908
Wisconsin ..... 4.2% ..... 6,281
Ohio .......... 3.9% ..... 5,031
Louisiana ..... 3.9% .... 19,787
Georgia ....... 3.6% ..... 4,481
Vermont ....... 3.5% .... 14,813
Mississippi ... 3.5% ..... 7,060
 
I was talking to someone about the mortality rates and trying to determine their accuracy. He suggested that rather than compare with testing rate/million population, to look at tests performed/confirmed case. I think both are relevant to the question but it gives another point of view to consider.
 
i haven't been believing the .gov sites much less the news media sites when it comes to how many has it.or how many has died from it, what so ever.to many of them are under reporting. or over reporting.to what ever reorting.and there's a certain amount i'll go with when it comes to the 2 local news tv stations i'll go with.
 
They are relative numbers. They just give you an idea how things are developing but have to be taken with a grain of salt. I've been saying all along that deaths/confirmed cases is a meaningless number in terms of trying to predict how many people will die eventually. That number starts low and constantly goes up as time goes on in an epidemic until well after the peak. People were using the early "mortality rate" of around 2% to say "see, not many people are dying, this is not so bad." That is because they are misunderstanding what the number means.

The mortality rate is still going up in NY.

Suffice it to say a bunch of people are dying...
 
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Prep4Mars said:
The numbers aren't much use for two reasons.

Firstly, different countries count deaths differently. Germany, I believe, is only counting those who died of Chinese Flu. Other countries are counting everyone who died with symptoms of Chinese Flu, even if they had other serious health issues.

Secondly, they're only testing for people with the virus, and mostly only testing those who turn up at a hospital. So they know how many people have serious symptoms, but not how many had minor symptoms or none.

The only case I'm aware of where the entire population was tested for the virus and the end results are known is the cruise ship, with around a 1% death rate in an older population than normal for most countries. And they still didn't do antibody testing there, so the actual case rate could have been even higher than the virus tests showed.
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Which brings up the reason the USA always appears bad on new born mortality rates. We count every single child...no matter how young. Other counties don’t. In fact, some don’t count them until the baby is 30 days old.
 
COVID-19 Mortality Rates for selected countries/states as of 12 Apr 2020
Mortality as defined by deaths/confirmed cases

Country/State..Mortality..Testing Rate(tests per 1 million population)
Italy ........ 12.8% .... 15,935
UK ........... 12.2% ..... 4,934
Belgium ...... 11.3% ..... 8,814
Netherlands .. 10.8% ..... 5,926
France ....... 10.7% ..... 5,114
Spain ........ 10.2% ..... 7,593
Sweden ........ 8.7% ..... 5,416
Indonesia ..... 8.8% ........ 71
Taiwan ........ 1.5% ..... 1,954

USA............ 3.9% ..... 8,138

States with mortality rates higher than US average
Michigan ...... 5.8% ..... 7,634
Kentucky ...... 5.1% ..... 5,533
Oklahoma ...... 5.0% ..... 5,745
Washington .... 4.7% .... 12,749
New York ...... 4.8% .... 22,478
Minnesota ..... 4.5% ..... 6,405
Indiana ....... 4.4% ..... 5,908
Wisconsin ..... 4.3% ..... 6,558
Connecticut ... 4.3% .... 11,121
Kansas ........ 4.3% ..... 4,243
Nevada ........ 4.1% ..... 9,694
Ohio .......... 4.0% ..... 5,194
Louisiana ..... 4.0% .... 20,781
Colorado ...... 4.0% ..... 6,305
 
COVID-19 Mortality Rates for selected countries/states as of 13 Apr 2020
Mortality as defined by deaths/confirmed cases
Belgium has jumped to the top of the list, with Italy and UK close behind.

Country/State..Mortality..Testing Rate(tests per 1 million population)
Belgium ...... 12.8% ..... 8,814
Italy ........ 12.7% .... 16,708
UK ........... 12.6% ..... 5,200
Netherlands .. 10.6% ..... 6,769
France ....... 10.9% ..... 5,114
Spain ........ 10.3% .... 12,833

USA............ 3.9% ..... 8,559

States with mortality rates higher than US average
Michigan ...... 6.0% ..... 7,634
New York ...... 5.0% .... 23,529
Kentucky ...... 4.9% ..... 5,825
Oklahoma ...... 4.9% ..... 5,745
Washington .... 4.8% .... 12,749
Connecticut ... 4.6% .... 11,509
Minnesota ..... 4.3% ..... 6,770
Indiana ....... 4.3% ..... 6,401
Wisconsin ..... 4.3% ..... 6,794
Kansas ........ 4.2% ..... 4,556
Louisiana ..... 4.1% .... 22,310
Colorado ...... 4.0% ..... 6,717
 
COVID-19 Mortality Rates for selected countries/states as of 14 Apr 2020
Mortality as defined by deaths/confirmed cases
Across the board increases in Europe.

Country/State..Mortality..Testing Rate(tests per 1 million population)
Belgium ...... 13.4% ..... 8,814
Italy ........ 13.0% .... 17,758
UK ........... 12.9% ..... 5,637
Netherlands .. 10.7% ..... 7,877
France ....... 10.9% ..... 5,114
Spain ........ 10.5% .... 12,833

USA............ 4.2% ..... 9,014

States with mortality rates higher than the US average
Rellgar, Louisiana is no longer on the list!

Michigan ...... 6.2% ..... 7,634
New York ...... 5.5% .... 24,383
Kentucky ...... 5.1% ..... 6,009
Oklahoma ...... 4.9% ..... 7,204
Washington .... 4.9% .... 12,749
Minnesota ..... 4.7% ..... 7,099
Connecticut ... 4.5% .... 12,372
Indiana ....... 4.5% ..... 6,933
Wisconsin ..... 4.5% ..... 6,956
Kansas ........ 4.5% ..... 4,766
 
COVID-19 Mortality Rates for selected countries/states as of 15 Apr 2020
Mortality as defined by deaths/confirmed cases

Country/State..Mortality..Testing Rate(tests per 1 million population)
Belgium ...... 13.2% .... 11,056
Italy ........ 13.1% .... 18,481
UK ........... 13.1% ..... 5,876
Netherlands .. 11.1% ..... 7,877
France ....... 11.0% ..... 5,114
Spain ........ 10.5% .... 12,833

USA............ 4.3% ..... 9,493

States with mortality rates higher than the US average
Michigan ...... 6.5% ..... 7,634
New York ...... 5.3% .... 25,443
Kentucky ...... 5.2% ..... 6,238
Oklahoma ...... 5.4% ..... 7,426
Washington .... 5.1% .... 16,842
Indiana ....... 4.9% ..... 7,291
Minnesota ..... 4.8% ..... 7,281
Connecticut ... 4.8% .... 12,799
Wisconsin ..... 4.8% ..... 7,191
Kansas ........ 4.8% ..... 4,864
Louisiana ..... 4.7% .... 25,393
Ohio .......... 4.5% ..... 5,830


 
COVID-19 Mortality Rates for selected countries/states as of 16 Apr 2020
Mortality as defined by deaths/confirmed cases

Country........Mortality..Deaths/Million..Tests/Million
Belgium ...... 14.0% .... 419 ........... 11,056
Italy ........ 13.1% .... 367 ........... 19,490
UK ........... 13.1% .... 202 ............ 6,152
Netherlands .. 11.1% .... 193 ............ 8,634
France ....... 11.6% .... 263 ............ 5,114
Spain ........ 10.5% .... 409 ........... 19,896

USA............ 5.1% .....101 ............ 9,982

States with mortality rates higher than the US average
State...........Mortality..Deaths/Million..Tests/Million
New York ...... 7.4% ..... 828 ........... 26,812
Michigan ...... 6.8% ..... 193 ............ 9,288
Connecticut ... 5.9% ..... 242 ........... 14,001
Oklahoma ...... 5.4% ...... 31 ............ 7,426
Kentucky ...... 5.3% ...... 27 ............ 6,379
Washington .... 5.2% ...... 78 ........... 16,842
 
COVID-19 Mortality Rates for selected countries/states as of 17 Apr 2020
Mortality as defined by deaths/confirmed cases

Country........Mortality..Deaths/Million..Tests/Million
Belgium ...... 14.3% .... 445 ........... 12,027
UK ........... 13.4% .... 215 ............ 6,467
Italy ........ 13.1% .... 367 ........... 19,490
Netherlands .. 11.4% .... 202 ............ 9,041
France ....... 10.9% .... 275 ............ 5,114
Spain ........ 10.5% .... 417 ........... 19,896

USA............ 5.2% .... 107 ........... 10,333

States with mortality rates higher than the US average
Fewer and fewer states in this category because the death rates in top three states are pulling away from the rest of the country making these states dominate the statistics, especially New York which now has more reported deaths than the UK. Washington, which topped the list at one time, and Louisiana which was high on the list are now both off the list. Kentucky also topped the list at one time and now just barely makes it onto the bottom of the list.

State...........Mortality..Deaths/Million..Tests/Million
New York ...... 7.4% ..... 853 ........... 28,064
Michigan ...... 7.2% ..... 210 ............ 9,751
Connecticut ... 6.1% ..... 271 ........... 14,832
Oklahoma ...... 5.6% ...... 33 ............ 7,860
Minnesota ..... 5.4% ...... 20 ............ 7,789
Kentucky ...... 5.3% ...... 29 ............ 6,699
 
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COVID-19 Mortality Rates for selected countries/states as of 18 Apr 2020
Mortality as defined by deaths/confirmed cases

Country........Mortality..Deaths/Million..Tests/Million
Belgium ...... 14.7% .... 471 ........... 12,597
UK ........... 13.5% .... 228 ............ 6,783
Italy ........ 13.2% .... 376 ........... 20,577
France ....... 12.6% .... 286 ............ 7,103
Spain ........ 10.5% .... 429 ........... 19,896
Netherlands .. 11.4% .... 210 ............ 9,041

USA............ 5.3% .... 114 ........... 10,926

States with mortality rates higher than the US average

State...........Mortality..Deaths/Million..Tests/Million
New York ...... 7.6% ..... 901 ........... 29,219
Michigan ...... 7.4% ..... 224 ........... 10,280
Connecticut ... 6.2% ..... 289 ........... 15,486
Oklahoma ...... 5.5% ...... 35 ............ 7,860
Minnesota ..... 5.5% ...... 22 ............ 8,027
Kentucky ...... 5.4% ...... 31 ............ 6,891
 
COVID-19 Mortality Rates for selected countries/states as of 19 Apr 2020
Mortality as defined by deaths/confirmed cases
Sweden's Mortality Rate has just surpassed Spain's

Country........Mortality..Deaths/Million..Tests/Million
Belgium ...... 14.8% .... 490 ........... 13,269
UK ........... 13.4% .... 237 ............ 7,101
Italy ........ 13.2% .... 384 ........... 21,598
France ....... 12.7% .... 296 ............ 7,103
Netherlands .. 11.3% .... 215 ............ 9,041
Sweden ....... 10.7% .... 152 ............ 7,387
Spain ........ 10.4% .... 437 ........... 19,896

USA............ 5.3% .... 118 ........... 11,305

States with mortality rates higher than the US average

State...........Mortality..Deaths/Million..Tests/Million
Michigan ...... 7.5% ..... 232 ........... 10,280
New York ...... 7.3% ..... 901 ........... 30,407
Connecticut ... 6.2% ..... 303 ........... 16,254
Oklahoma ...... 5.5% ...... 35 ............ 9,070
Minnesota ..... 5.5% ...... 22 ............ 8,027
Louisiana ..... 5.4% ..... 272 ........... 29,591
 
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US States with more than 200 COVID-19 deaths per million population as of 19 Apr 2020

State...........Deaths per Million Population
New York ...... 901
New Jersey .... 458
Connecticut ... 303
Louisiana ..... 272
Michigan ...... 232
Massachusetts . 228
 
COVID-19 Mortality Rates for selected countries/states as of 20 Apr 2020
Mortality as defined by deaths/confirmed cases

Country........Mortality..Deaths/Million..Tests/Million
Belgium ...... 14.6% .... 503 ........... 13,969
UK ........... 13.2% .... 243 ............ 7,386
Italy ........ 13.2% .... 391 ........... 22,436
France ....... 12.7% .... 302 ............ 7,103
Netherlands .. 11.2% .... 219 ........... 10,004
Sweden ....... 10.7% .... 156 ............ 7,387
Spain ........ 10.4% .... 446 ........... 19,896

USA............ 5.4% .... 125 ........... 11,877

States with mortality rates higher than the US average

State...........Mortality..Deaths/Million..Tests/Million
Michigan ...... 7.7% ..... 248 ........... 11,877
New York ...... 7.5% ..... 957 ........... 32,309
Connecticut ... 6.3% ..... 315 ........... 16,685
Minnesota ..... 5.8% ...... 26 ............ 8,476
 
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