95% of Hospitalized had Underlying Medical Conditions ... CDC

While I did not draft that sentence and it probably should have been broken up for clarity, it is saying they are high risk either due to being over 65 or a health condition... (I believe)




El OchoCinco said:
18 and older have a higher risk because they are 65 and older???

You need to clean up that sentence to make sense..
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I am having trouble understanding your point here... so far these vaccines do not stop spread nor do they create reasonably long term immunity...so your analogy is really off base


UsualName said:
The stupidity never ends. These guys just don’t understand they live in a country, not on a pirate island.

The height of polio deaths in the US was about 55,000 a year. We did not have a mass vaccination because your chance of dieting from polio was 1 in 500,000, we had mass vaccination to save 55,000 lives a year.

It’s not about Covid being a threat to you personally, it’s about the public at large.

FYI: still zero known deaths from mRNA vaccinations.
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jem said:
1. I found this interesting for our old fear mongering lefties...
Relative risk of death... "28% higher with anxiety and fear-related disorders"

2 Age... i don't even think it was listed as an underlying condition. But it increases the risk...
so think what this says about how selfish you are if you are in favor if forcing vaccines on young healthy people and kids.

"Age-stratified analysis showed that the number of frequent underlying medical conditions (present in ≥10.0% of patients) was higher with older age (Table 3). The most frequent conditions were obesity, diabetes, and essential hypertension among patients younger than 65, and disorders of lipid metabolism, essential hypertension, diabetes, and coronary atherosclerosis among patients aged 65 or older. Among patients aged 18 to 39, essential hypertension was associated with a 26% higher risk of death (95% CI, 10%–44%), 25% higher risk of IMV (95% CI, 17%–35%), and an 11% higher risk of ICU admission (95% CI, 7%–15%). In the same age group, asthma was frequent and was associated with a 9% (95% CI, 5%–13%) higher risk of ICU admission but was not significantly associated with higher risk of IMV or death. Other specified status (CCSR category indicating a need for specific medical support, such as a wheelchair or renal dialysis) was a frequent category among patients aged 40 to 64 and 65 or older and was associated with a 7% (1%–13%) and 4% (1%–6%) higher risk of death, respectively."
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There are a lot of health risks in The US. Kung Flu ranks fairly low on that list for the vast, vast majority of Americans. Kung Flu is currently a mild virus to nearly everyone. Certainly not something that Marxists should have been able to accomplish a power grab like they have.
 
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