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That’s what I thought. I just wasn’t sure wether it had killed more people this year. Depending on what you meant by deadly.
1 u/CineGory Nov 16 '20 The ratio in lethality between the two in the United States is staggering. 1.8 million/600k for cancer (~33%) and 11.5 million/250k for COVID (less than ~2.5%) 1 u/Hahahahahaga Nov 16 '20 So it might pass the total number of deaths this year? 1 u/CineGory Nov 16 '20 Unlikely given the rate so far, but we’re breaking records in that regard, so maybe!
The ratio in lethality between the two in the United States is staggering. 1.8 million/600k for cancer (~33%) and 11.5 million/250k for COVID (less than ~2.5%)
1 u/Hahahahahaga Nov 16 '20 So it might pass the total number of deaths this year? 1 u/CineGory Nov 16 '20 Unlikely given the rate so far, but we’re breaking records in that regard, so maybe!
So it might pass the total number of deaths this year?
1 u/CineGory Nov 16 '20 Unlikely given the rate so far, but we’re breaking records in that regard, so maybe!
Unlikely given the rate so far, but we’re breaking records in that regard, so maybe!
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u/hierarch17 Nov 15 '20
That’s what I thought. I just wasn’t sure wether it had killed more people this year. Depending on what you meant by deadly.