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Re: Why are there so few deaths in Germany and Scandinavia

By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
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Norway had its first death, out of 800 cases.

Sweden has had one from 687.

Denmark, none from 674.

Finland, none from 109.

Germany, six from 2,745.

They don't have many people in intensive care. 13 between them. So it may be a lifestyle or environment thing.

They have the virus, it is multiplying like crazy, but it isn't nearly so dangerous.

I think the answer we are looking for about how to make coronavirus non-scary is identified by these statistics. They stand out like a sore thumb.

But what is it?





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Why are there so few deaths in Germany and Scandinavia
By: Cactus Flower
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Fri, 13 Mar 20 3:56 AM
Msg. 34616 of 54959

There's an anomaly there, but I don't know why.

Better healthcare? - the Italians have good healthcare but they are dying in great numbers.

Sauna culture?

I dunno. But whatever they are doing, we ought to be too.


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